President Biden approved a top-secret U.S. nuclear strategy in March to counter China’s growing nuclear capabilities, alongside coordinated threats from Beijing, Pyongyang, and Moscow.
In a significant and highly classified move, President Joe Biden approved a new U.S. nuclear strategy in March 2024, as reported by The New York Times.
This strategy, for the first time, outlines a plan to contain China amidst its rapidly growing nuclear arsenal and prepare for coordinated challenges from Beijing, Pyongyang, and Moscow.
The document, considered so sensitive that it is only available in hard copy, is accessible to a limited number of Pentagon military commanders and national security officials.
According to the publication, this strategy marks a critical shift in U.S. military planning, recognizing the rising nuclear threat posed by China, alongside the longstanding challenges from North Korea and Russia.
As tensions escalate globally, this classified strategy underscores the seriousness with which the U.S. government views the growing military capabilities of these nations.
The approval of such a plan reflects the Biden administration's commitment to addressing these challenges head-on, with a focus on maintaining U.S. national security in an increasingly volatile global landscape.
While the details of this classified strategy are closely guarded, the implications are already being discussed among defense experts and analysts. The decision to focus on China, alongside North Korea and Russia, highlights the shifting dynamics in global nuclear strategy and the heightened attention to these potential threats.
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