rajkumar singh
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No distinction between a small or big Nuclear attack.India will hit back in either case.
According to Shyam Saran, Chairman of the National Security Advisory Board (NSAB), "a limited nuclear war is a contradiction in terms" and that, "any nuclear exchange, once initiated, would swiftly and inexorably escalate to the strategic level."
"The label on a nuclear weapon used for attacking India, strategic or tactical, is irrelevant from the Indian perspective."
Indiaks response -in nuclear retaliation will be massive and designed to inflict unacceptable damage on the adversary.
"India does have a credible theory of how its nuclear weapons may be used and that is spelt out in its nuclear doctrine."
"India's nuclear doctrine is based on the current geopolitical environment, especially with Pakistan",who actively building up its nuclear arsenal and keeping its aggressive actions and strategies against India in mind.
So, It would be far better for Pakistan to finally and irreversibly abandon the long-standing policy of using cross-border terrorism as an instrument of state policy and pursue nuclear and conventional confidence building measures with India.
According to Shyam Saran, Chairman of the National Security Advisory Board (NSAB), "a limited nuclear war is a contradiction in terms" and that, "any nuclear exchange, once initiated, would swiftly and inexorably escalate to the strategic level."
"The label on a nuclear weapon used for attacking India, strategic or tactical, is irrelevant from the Indian perspective."
Indiaks response -in nuclear retaliation will be massive and designed to inflict unacceptable damage on the adversary.
"India does have a credible theory of how its nuclear weapons may be used and that is spelt out in its nuclear doctrine."
"India's nuclear doctrine is based on the current geopolitical environment, especially with Pakistan",who actively building up its nuclear arsenal and keeping its aggressive actions and strategies against India in mind.
So, It would be far better for Pakistan to finally and irreversibly abandon the long-standing policy of using cross-border terrorism as an instrument of state policy and pursue nuclear and conventional confidence building measures with India.