As the world reflects on the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, public opinion remains divided on the implications and legacy of nuclear warfare. Survivors of the bombings are using their voices to warn of the continued threat of nuclear weapons, urging for a renewed call to action for peace and disarmament. Events commemorating this significant moment in history include poignant tributes, such as lanterns released on Hiroshima river, and reflections on the profound impacts these attacks have had on Japan and the world. Discussions around the morality of using atomic weapons continue, alongside concerns about current geopolitical tensions and the nuclear arms race. Amidst these remembrances, the need for a comprehensive commitment to eliminating nuclear weapons is echoed by leaders and survivors alike, who stress the importance of learning from the past to avoid future catastrophes.