Nuclear ambiguity

Nuclear ambiguity: Nuclear ambiguity can mean:

neither confirming nor denying possession of nuclear weapons, see Nuclear weapons and Israel

problem that launching an attack with a conventional weapon can be mistaken for a nuclear attack, see Prompt Global Strike

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