A recent unclassified war game by CSIS and MIT revealed that increasing US nuclear capabilities would not deter China from using atomic weapons in a conflict over Taiwan. The exercise explored scenarios where nuclear weapons might be employed, showing minimal impact of US nuclear capabilities on Beijing’s willingness to deploy such arms. The study suggested China could move away from its no-first-use policy in critical conflicts, highlighting the pressure both sides face to resort to nuclear strikes.
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How Pakistan used blackmail to pressure the US on India, leading to the creation of the Washington missile
Tensions between the United States and Pakistan have escalated due to Pakistan's development of long-range nuclear missiles, including ICBMs capable of reaching the US. Pakistan's attempt to leverage the US against India's missile capabilities was rejected, leading to a shift in focus towards advancing its own missile programme targeting the US, notably with the Shaheen-III missile. In response, the US imposed sanctions on companies linked to Pakistan's missile programme, highlighting growing concerns over Pakistan's missile...
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