Dec 2006 A report on the status of Britain’s nuclear weapons, including: targeting plans, the impact nuclear use would have on the Moscow area, and the legal implications of nuclear use. The UK’s ‘sub-strategic’ nuclear capability is also discussed. By John Ainslie Download if the embedded view has a problem
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December 2006
John Ainslie, Notes, Moscow Criterion
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