Jiang says nuclear use remains a geopolitical taboo; Israeli tactical nuclear use would break the post-World-War-II taboo and risk nuclear apocalypse.
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Nuclear Taboo
Jiang says nuclear use remains a geopolitical taboo; Israeli tactical nuclear use would break the post-World-War-II taboo and risk nuclear apocalypse.
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"Nukes are a taboo in geopolitics. The Americans used them at the end of World War II and no one's used them ever since...."
"...that hard. Just hire the Chinese to do it, okay? On nuclear taboos, why would they respect a rational escalation ladder to avoid using..."
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