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In August 1945, the U.S. dropped atomic bombs on the Japan to end the war. How did the Soviet union respond to this military action?A. It accelerated the pace of its military invasion of Germany B. It formed an alliance with the U.S. to share nuclear technologyC. It intensified development on and successfully tested its own nuclear weaponsD. It withdrew from international organizations in which the U.S. was alosa member
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