Angela Merkel miffed at Nuclear war game

The Hague: German Chancellor Angela Merkel did not enjoy what other leaders did at the ongoing nuclear security summit in The Netherlands — a ‘nuclear war game’.
The German chancellor grumbled at being asked to play games and take tests with the Prime Minister, US and Chinese presidents around a table with dozens  of heads of state at  a nuclear summit in The Hague, the report said.

The nuclear war game was a computer test based on the scenario that if an atomic bomb was to hit  any of their metropolitan cities what steps would they take — would they inform the people or would they accede to the demands of the terrorist organisation?

US President Barack Obama helped make the game and the test was also aimed at being impulsive and without the aid of any advisers. In a competitive environment, with a ticking clock, the leaders had to  make rapid choices before the results were presented to the group, anonymously  stripped of their identities  and followed by discussion.