India's nuclear doctrine
India's nuclear doctrine, formulated in 2003, is centered on the concept of a credible minimum deterrence. It aims to prevent nuclear conflict through the threat of massive retaliation while maintaining a minimal nuclear arsenal to deter adversaries. The doctrine emphasizes no-first-use (NFU) of nuclear weapons, meaning India ________ ______ ____ ______ ____.
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