India Us Nuclear Relations

Since the 1940's, the development of nuclear technology has had a major impact on the foreign policy of the country. At the end of the Pacific War after the Second World War, nuclear weapons became a symbol of power, security measures, and the destruction of bombs. Expansion of nuclear technology is controversial as these weapons are so destructive and destructive as they are not understood. Because the memory of the Cold War still permeates the hearts of many people, Americans often link nuclear weapons with struggles of power and influence.

The United States lives in the nuclear Soviet Union, but still lives in Russia and China who have nuclear weapons. India lives in Pakistan. Regardless of whether it claims to be noisy, the international community lived with the nuclear North Korea. Just like anyone else, deterrence in the north is okay

I can understand a wide range of attention. Last year, it seems that a nuclear dispute between the US and the DPR Korea (North Korea) has arrived. Two nuclear armed enemies in India and Pakistan can resume their decades of fight at any time. Since the early days of the Cold War, the most important nuclear power of the United States and Russia, the world faced each other and had warheads. However, Alexandra Bell, a center nuclear expert for military control and nuclear nonproliferation, said that this might not be too happy. "Because there are nuclear weapons, opportunities are not zero," she said. And the damage is immeasurable; the only thing you need is a strike alone, it is possible to kill hundreds of thousands in a matter of minutes, and millions of people may die in the coming days, weeks or years.

A recent study by the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States shows that the permanent conflict between India and Pakistan is the "flash point" which is most likely to expand to nuclear warfare. During the 1999 Cargill war Pakistan approached the use of its nuclear weapons to prevent further deterioration of the conventional military situation. Foreign Minister of Pakistan means nuclear attack against India and warned that "we will use any weapons for our weapons storehouse." The statement was condemned by the international community and Pakistan later denied this claim. This confrontation remains the war (in whatever form) between the two declared nuclear powers. The confrontation between India and Pakistan from 2001 to 2002 again raised concerns about nuclear war between the two countries. Despite these extremely serious and relatively recent threats, the relationship between India and Pakistan has improved over the past few years. However, due to terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008, the tension worsened again.