India and Pakistan are locked in a perilous military tit-for-tat and this really could mean nuclear war

The Sun

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India and Pakistan have fought three full-scale wars since they gained independence from British India in 1947
The Gazette
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The dominant factor is their nuclear weapons arsenal, a distinct way of deterring major attacks and a guarantee that fighting doesn’t get out of hand, even when the situation is spiraling.
The Independent
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As tensions reach a breaking point, war — conventional or nuclear — is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid.
The Hill
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International concern is mounting over the India-Pakistan conflict, as both are armed with substantial nuclear arsenals.
Aljazeera

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