Bloomberg News published a column titled Tactical Nukes as a Gateway to Armageddon by Andreas Kluth.
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The US is quietly — and largely with a view to a potential war against China — tweaking its nuclear strategy, contemplating a bigger role for so-called tactical nukes. T…
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