Pakistan's tactical nuclear nightmare: deja vu? / Shashank Joshi.
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The Washington Quarterly Vol 36 No 3, Summer 2013, pp.159-172. (108)Summary: Pakistan is said to be rapidly developing its tactical nuclear capabilities and weapons stock, using NATO activity in the Cold War as a guide. This article argues that such developments are destabilising and that Pakistan has not understood that NATO quickly realised tactical nuclear weapons could not be used but were essentially a political message.
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Pakistan is said to be rapidly developing its tactical nuclear capabilities and weapons stock, using NATO activity in the Cold War as a guide. This article argues that such developments are destabilising and that Pakistan has not understood that NATO quickly realised tactical nuclear weapons could not be used but were essentially a political message.
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