China’s Nuclear Strategy: Fear Without Fire

China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal — but not to start a war. A new report reveals Beijing’s true goal: to strike psychological fear into its adversaries and gain strategic control without firing a shot. From implied threats toward the Philippines to unsettling Japan and keeping South Korea in check, China’s nuclear modernization is all about power without combat. Here's what this means for the U.S., its allies, and the future of global security.
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