"Russia's War-Gaming and Nuclear Threats: Beijing's Silence and Leaked Files"

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Leaked Russian military documents reveal war-gaming scenarios involving a potential Chinese invasion, including plans for the use of tactical nuclear weapons, prompting concerns and highlighting Russia's deep-seated suspicions toward China despite their public alliance. The documents, dating from 2008 to 2014, indicate a readiness to deploy nuclear arms at a lower threshold than previously disclosed, reflecting Russia's nuanced approach to nuclear strategy and its efforts to navigate complex international power dynamics. China has maintained silence on the matter, while experts believe these plans remain reflective of Russia's current military doctrine.
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