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Naval nuclear arsenal of China and India/ Vijay Sakhuja

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SAKHUJA Vijay

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In: Asian Defence & Diplomacy May 2008, pp.22-25 (130)Summary: Nuclear powered submarines are an important component of China's status as a major regional power and play a crucial role in Chinese defence strategy. China and India the two rising powers in Asia are engaged in building credible naval nuclear second strike capability that has the potential to shape the security architecture in Southeast Asia.

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Nuclear powered submarines are an important component of China's status as a major regional power and play a crucial role in Chinese defence strategy. China and India the two rising powers in Asia are engaged in building credible naval nuclear second strike capability that has the potential to shape the security architecture in Southeast Asia.

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