Delhi: The question of whether military intervention intended to halt nuclear proliferation might actually worsen it is gaining renewed relevance in today’s West Asian context. Nuclear weapons remain one of the most pressing challenges in modern international politics. Since the end of World War II, global efforts have focused on limiting the spread of nuclear arms, creating international treaties, monitoring mechanisms, and diplomatic frameworks. Yet, the debate persists: if a nation’s nuclear ambitions pose a regional or global threat, is pre-emptive military action justified? Critics argue such interventions can backfire,…
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