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"Russia’s game of nuclear [[chess]] is worrisome, American officials say,"<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2023/03/26/congress-russia-nuclear-weapons-00088858</ref> screamed a headline on ''[[Politico]]'' on March 27, 2023, amid the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. | "Russia’s game of nuclear [[chess]] is worrisome, American officials say,"<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2023/03/26/congress-russia-nuclear-weapons-00088858</ref> screamed a headline on ''[[Politico]]'' on March 27, 2023, amid the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. | ||
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Nuclear chess is a political expression to describe the movement of nuclear weapons amid a military conflict, in order to gain tactical advantage through intimidation and other effects.
"Russia’s game of nuclear chess is worrisome, American officials say,"[1] screamed a headline on Politico on March 27, 2023, amid the NATO war in Ukraine.
Essays
- Essay: Doomsday phobias - including nucleomituphobia caused by Russian threats to use a nuclear bomb