India Bolsters Defense Strategy Against Radiological, Bio-Threats and Nuclear Weapons
India's defense strategy is focusing on preparedness against potential threats, including radiological contamination and bio-threats. This comes as the country looks ahead to the post-COVID era and considers the possibility of nuclear weapons in its security calculus.
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has emphasized the importance of preparing for and training against radiological contamination and bio-threats. He warns that these threats are likely to increase in the coming years, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The general has also addressed the issue of nuclear weapons, stating that India will not be deterred by nuclear blackmail. He suggests that the country should consider the possibility of nuclear weapons being used in its security calculus, indicating a shift in India's defense strategy.
As India looks towards the future, it is clear that the country is taking a proactive approach to its defense strategy. By preparing for and training against potential threats, India is ensuring that it is ready for any challenges that may arise. The country's stance on nuclear weapons also demonstrates its commitment to maintaining a strong and resilient defense.
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