Tabmachine
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"Every american"...... sounds like bait
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Dude, that's an Indian. You should consider average Indian IQ before taking his/her post seriously.Afaik US does have first use policy
I have to disagree with your GPT. The only country that has used nukes against another country is the US. Statistically speaking, they are most likely to use it. The country that has shown itself to be most genocidal in modern times is Israel by far.United States, China, India, and Russia will never use nuclear weapons. These countries maintain a no-first-use stance simply because their conventional military capabilities are strong enough to protect their interests both within and beyond their borders.
Moreover, using nuclear weapons would defeat the very purpose of conflict—how can a country capture, control, or exploit resources if it has already destroyed them through nuclear strikes?
In fact, even if Iran possessed nuclear weapons, it is unlikely that it would use them in response to a conventional war, given the catastrophic consequences and limited strategic value of such a decision.
Stop large troop movements. Iran doesn't have an air force, now it won't have a railway system either.But he said energy sector will be his focus. Why sudden fascination with rail?
I could be wrong in understanding the true feelings of IRANIAN people but it just doesn't make sense especially striking Saudi's??
i know US used nuclear weapons on japan but that was a long time agoI have to disagree with your GPT. The only country that has used nukes against another country is the US. Statistically speaking, they are most likely to use it. The country that has shown itself to be most genocidal in modern times is Israel by far.
Strictly speaking, a country who has demonstrated its willingness to use nukes is giving unconditional support to a genocidal entity with nukes.
Col McGregor said recently that they likely ran out of military targets and now are taking out non-military ones by justifying dual use.But he said energy sector will be his focus. Why sudden fascination with rail?