Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence Tested by 2025 India Clash

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A US Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists report argues Pakistan's nuclear weapons did not deter India’s 2025 strikes during Operation Sindoor, highlighting a shift toward conventional military power, increased defence spending, and a diminished role for nuclear deterrence in Pakistan’s security narrative. The piece questions the effectiveness of full-spectrum deterrence, notes debates over nuclear command and control as the crisis escalated, and emphasizes the importance of diplomacy in achieving a ceasefire amid fears of miscalculation.
Topics:world#conventional-military-power#defence#india#nuclear-deterrence#operation-sindoor#pakistan
- Operation Sindoor exposed limits of Pakistan's nuclear deterrence: Report The Times of India
- How the bomb failed to deliver security in Pakistan Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
- How Operation Sindoor exposed Pakistan’s nuclear bluff opindia.com
- Pakistan's nuclear deterrence promises under scrutiny as conventional military build-up rises: Report IANS LIVE
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