Overview
Russia's recent revisions to its nuclear doctrine and continued modernization of its nuclear arsenal represent a significant shift in the geopolitical and geostrategic landscape. The changes lower the threshold for nuclear engagement, increase the ambiguity surrounding Russia’s use of nuclear weapons, and reflect heightened tensions with Western nations amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This report aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the updated nuclear doctrine, its strategic implications, and potential consequences for global security and economic stability.
Russia's Nuclear Doctrine Changes
The Kremlin's new nuclear doctrine, announced by President Vladimir Putin in late 2024, introduces several key adjustments that expand the conditions under which nuclear weapons may be used and redefine the nature of threats that could trigger a nuclear response.
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