Did the US nuke Japan as a warning to the Soviets?

In a way . They did not want Russia involved in that theatre ... and Japan was negotiating with Russia . But the invasion of Japan was estimated to cost 1 million American lives ... which also swayed Trueman’s decision to drop the bombs

The real reason was they were deeply concerned about the potentially huge losses of their troops in the event of an assault on the Japanese home islands

No, it was a means to end the war without an invasion of main land Japan, which would have led to an extreme amount of causalities

Well you can infer that, but it was to ram it home for the Japanese, surrender or we will burn you to the ground.

To the whole world actually.

They didn't want the Soviets to reap the benefits of Japan so they nuked it to make the territory not worth anything.

No, they dropped two bombs on Japan after Japan attacked Pearl Harbour. The attack also bought the US into WW2

No... it was really fertilizers for Japan...

No. They nuked Japan as a way to say, “You better knock that shit off”

It was revenge for the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The B29 was the first real warning to the Soviet Union, it was the first true strategic bomber; and it wasn't until they captured a crashed/ditched one and reverse engineered it to produce the TU-4 that they had anything remotely capable of long range bombardment

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No.

No

No. More than anything, it was a scientific experiment.

they may look friendly but don't mess with them!!!!!🇺🇲

A statement to everyone that they're the greatest

No. It was to end the war on the pacific front.

that was part of the reason

to everyone probably