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Critics from Congress and the arms control community are raising concerns about the Pentagon's new nuclear doctrine, which is based on 'limited' nuclear use. They argue that this doctrine may create a misleading sense of control, emphasizing the need for congressional oversight.
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Critics from Congress and the arms control community are raising concerns about the Pentagon's new nuclear doctrine, which is based on 'limited' nuclear use. They argue that this doctrine may create a misleading sense of control, emphasizing the need for congressional oversight.
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