There may be a country in the world that dares to use nuclear weapons. This country is definitely not Russia, nor us, nor India and Pakistan, nor Israel. Who could it be?
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Let's talk about Russia first. Everyone knows that its nuclear arsenal is the largest in the world. Do you want to use nuclear weapons? For a short time, it has absolute ability. But the thing is, Russia is not stupid, nor is it stupid enough to make fun of the world about nuclear weapons.
Nuclear weapons are a strategic guarantee for it, a negotiation code, a tool to intimidate others in a geopolitical game, rather than an arbitrary thing.
Using nuclear weapons means a global counterattack and a total economic, political and military collapse. No matter how strong Putin is, he knows this bottom line.
Besides ourselves, the significance of the existence of nuclear weapons is mainly life-saving and deterrence. They are the last fuse for national security and will not be used easily to scare people or make small frictions. Be strategically clear and operate cautiously.
What about India and Pakistan? Neither of these two countries 'nuclear arsenals is large, but again, who dares to touch them? If it moves, it will not be a regional war, but an all-round retaliation. Israel also dares not touch nuclear weapons casually. Nuclear weapons are a life-saving means for it, a policy chip, and not a random thing.
Unlike North Korea, its national strength is limited, its economic and military strength is far less than that of the surrounding powers, and it is not possible to win anyone in conventional wars.
It tightly ties nuclear weapons with survival and regime security, which is a bargaining chip of life and death. Nuclear weapons in its hands are not only a deterrent, but also a strategic gesture, which makes the whole world have to take it seriously at the negotiating table.
North Korea's strategy is straightforward. it continues to test nuclear bombs and missiles, closely combining technological development and demonstration, so that the outside world cannot ignore its presence.
It knows that conventional military power is limited, but as long as nuclear weapons exist, it is possible to change the international balance of power and at least gain space at the negotiating table. It doesn't need a big power game like the United States and Russia, it just needs to be scary, even if it's a little irrational.
Someone might say that North Korea really dares to use nuclear weapons?It looks crazy and crazy, but operates very cautiously.North Korea does not use nuclear weapons as a daily tool, it is mainly a deterrent and negotiating tool, and once used, the consequences cannot be controlled by itself.
It understands that if it gets out of control, all North Korean people will pay the price. But precisely because of its limited national strength and complex strategic environment, it has become the most unpredictable nuclear threat.
Other great nations are clear that they will not easily deploy nuclear weapons because the bottom line is clear, but North Korea’s strategic logic is different, all the calculations are around survival, regime security and international negotiations, and the risk is concentrated in its hands.
The nuclear weapons of the great powers are insurance, deterrence, and stability; and the nuclear weapons of North Korea, the lifeblood of its survival, are the only codes to be respected on the international stage.
This comparison is obvious, the more nuclear weapons other major powers have, the more North Korean nuclear weapons, the greater the threat, and the more unpredictable.You see North Korea on the map and don't feel it has the ability to win the great powers, but nuclear weapons make it possible to focus the world's attention on itself.
North Korea is dangerous not only because of its technology itself, but also because of its psychological and strategic aspects.Once its nuclear program and missile tests are out of control, regional security is hit immediately.It can force neighboring countries to make concessions by showing power, and it can also consolidate power domestically.
For it, nuclear weapons are not just weapons, but also a tool, a signal, a language of deterrence.
So when you see news that North Korea has tested missiles again, or the international community has failed to negotiate again, don’t think it’s just a small country that’s angry. Its nuclear capabilities mean that once it’s out of control, it’s not just a regional issue, it’s likely to trigger a global shock.
In the hands of North Korea, nuclear weapons are a bargaining chip for survival, a tool for negotiation, and an uncertainty that cannot be ignored. The whole world is watching it because once North Korea gets out of control, no one can guarantee that the consequences will be minor.
Lastly, again, North Korea’s nuclear weapons strategy is simple, with limited national forces to maximize deterrence, survival and regime security first, and the highest unpredictability of threats to the world.
That’s why it would become the most disgusting “nuclear power” in the world, rather than the big ones that seem stronger and more experienced.
Don't be fooled by the ostensibly glorious nuclear power. What really makes people worry is the small peninsula country that ties life and death with nuclear weapons.
Source: World Wide Web-Zelensky issued a "warning" via CNN: The world should be prepared for the possibility of Putin using nuclear weapons
Trouble see the official gentlemen in the upper right corner click on "attention", which is both convenient for you to discuss and share, but can bring you a different sense of participation, thank you for your support!
Let's talk about Russia first. Everyone knows that its nuclear arsenal is the largest in the world. Do you want to use nuclear weapons? For a short time, it has absolute ability. But the thing is, Russia is not stupid, nor is it stupid enough to make fun of the world about nuclear weapons.
Nuclear weapons are a strategic guarantee for it, a negotiation code, a tool to intimidate others in a geopolitical game, rather than an arbitrary thing.
Using nuclear weapons means a global counterattack and a total economic, political and military collapse. No matter how strong Putin is, he knows this bottom line.
Besides ourselves, the significance of the existence of nuclear weapons is mainly life-saving and deterrence. They are the last fuse for national security and will not be used easily to scare people or make small frictions. Be strategically clear and operate cautiously.
What about India and Pakistan? Neither of these two countries 'nuclear arsenals is large, but again, who dares to touch them? If it moves, it will not be a regional war, but an all-round retaliation. Israel also dares not touch nuclear weapons casually. Nuclear weapons are a life-saving means for it, a policy chip, and not a random thing.
Unlike North Korea, its national strength is limited, its economic and military strength is far less than that of the surrounding powers, and it is not possible to win anyone in conventional wars.
It tightly ties nuclear weapons with survival and regime security, which is a bargaining chip of life and death. Nuclear weapons in its hands are not only a deterrent, but also a strategic gesture, which makes the whole world have to take it seriously at the negotiating table.
North Korea's strategy is straightforward. it continues to test nuclear bombs and missiles, closely combining technological development and demonstration, so that the outside world cannot ignore its presence.
It knows that conventional military power is limited, but as long as nuclear weapons exist, it is possible to change the international balance of power and at least gain space at the negotiating table. It doesn't need a big power game like the United States and Russia, it just needs to be scary, even if it's a little irrational.
Someone might say that North Korea really dares to use nuclear weapons?It looks crazy and crazy, but operates very cautiously.North Korea does not use nuclear weapons as a daily tool, it is mainly a deterrent and negotiating tool, and once used, the consequences cannot be controlled by itself.
It understands that if it gets out of control, all North Korean people will pay the price. But precisely because of its limited national strength and complex strategic environment, it has become the most unpredictable nuclear threat.
Other great nations are clear that they will not easily deploy nuclear weapons because the bottom line is clear, but North Korea’s strategic logic is different, all the calculations are around survival, regime security and international negotiations, and the risk is concentrated in its hands.
The nuclear weapons of the great powers are insurance, deterrence, and stability; and the nuclear weapons of North Korea, the lifeblood of its survival, are the only codes to be respected on the international stage.
This comparison is obvious, the more nuclear weapons other major powers have, the more North Korean nuclear weapons, the greater the threat, and the more unpredictable.You see North Korea on the map and don't feel it has the ability to win the great powers, but nuclear weapons make it possible to focus the world's attention on itself.
North Korea is dangerous not only because of its technology itself, but also because of its psychological and strategic aspects.Once its nuclear program and missile tests are out of control, regional security is hit immediately.It can force neighboring countries to make concessions by showing power, and it can also consolidate power domestically.
For it, nuclear weapons are not just weapons, but also a tool, a signal, a language of deterrence.
So when you see news that North Korea has tested missiles again, or the international community has failed to negotiate again, don’t think it’s just a small country that’s angry. Its nuclear capabilities mean that once it’s out of control, it’s not just a regional issue, it’s likely to trigger a global shock.
In the hands of North Korea, nuclear weapons are a bargaining chip for survival, a tool for negotiation, and an uncertainty that cannot be ignored. The whole world is watching it because once North Korea gets out of control, no one can guarantee that the consequences will be minor.
Lastly, again, North Korea’s nuclear weapons strategy is simple, with limited national forces to maximize deterrence, survival and regime security first, and the highest unpredictability of threats to the world.
That’s why it would become the most disgusting “nuclear power” in the world, rather than the big ones that seem stronger and more experienced.
Don't be fooled by the ostensibly glorious nuclear power. What really makes people worry is the small peninsula country that ties life and death with nuclear weapons.
Source: World Wide Web-Zelensky issued a "warning" via CNN: The world should be prepared for the possibility of Putin using nuclear weapons