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⭕🇺🇸🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵 U.S. nuclear deterrence under pressure as Pentagon flags multi front challenge. The Pentagon says the United States is facing a growing strategic burden as it works to maintain nuclear deterrence against both Russia and China, while also countering the advancing capabilities of North Korea. Officials describe a more... show more

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Putin: The use of nuclear weapons is an extreme and exceptional measure to ensure the national security of our states. At the same time, given the growing tension in the world and the emergence of new threats and risks, our nuclear triad, as before, must serve as a reliable guarantor of the sovereignty of the Union State of Russia and Belarus, ensure strategic deterrence, and maintain nuclear parity and the global balance of power.

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