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→Strategic objectives 1966-1980
Another change in the doctrine occurred in the 80's, when the concept of maintaining constant readiness to conduct various activities was developed. The Warsaw Pact army had to be ready to conduct a world war (with or without the use of nuclear weapons), and to conduct a number of local conflicts with the use of conventional weapons. Finally, the possibility of the implementation of pre-emptive nuclear attacks was excluded. However, the possibility of conducting wide-ranging defense activities was accepted.<ref>https://enrs.eu/article/dissolution-of-the-warsaw-pact-1-july-1991</ref>
Another change in the doctrine occurred in the 80's, when the concept of maintaining constant readiness to conduct various activities was developed. The Warsaw Pact army had to be ready to conduct a world war (with or without the use of nuclear weapons), and to conduct a number of local conflicts with the use of conventional weapons. Finally, the possibility of the implementation of pre-emptive nuclear attacks was excluded. However, the possibility of conducting wide-ranging defense activities was accepted.<ref>https://enrs.eu/article/dissolution-of-the-warsaw-pact-1-july-1991</ref>
==1980s==
In the 1980s the concept of maintaining constant readiness to conduct various activities was developed. The Warsaw Pact army had to be ready to conduct a world war (with or without the use of [[nuclear weapon]]s), and to conduct a number of local conflicts with the use of [[conventional weapons]]. A No-Nuclear First Strike doctrine was adopted. However, the possibility of conducting wide-ranging asymmetrical defense activities was accepted.
==References==
==References==