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She added that the nuclear deterrence theory appears to be gaining support in France, but she wants the country to find another solution that does not involve countering a force with a force.

Traditional nuclear deterrence theory assumes rational actors operating under mutual vulnerability. But threshold wars break these assumptions in fundamental ways.

The myth of Israel’s absolute military superiority took a hit—not necessarily in battlefield metrics, but in the psychological and diplomatic perceptions that govern modern deterrence theory.

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