Crises Implications of the Proliferation of Naval Weapons in Southern Asia

Dr. Atia Ali Kazmi, Director of Global and Regional Studies at the Institute For Strategic Studies, Research and Analysis, suggests the implications of the pursuit and induction of sea-based nuclear weapons in Southern Asia for the future of crises in the region.

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Date recorded: 2024