الأصل
يصعب تصديق تهديد الرد النووي على توغل صغير.
الجدل
رأى والتز (1981) أن انتشار السلاح النووي قد يعزز الحذر.
جنوب آسيا
تُعد حرب كارجيل (1999) المثال الأشهر.
الأسئلة الشائعة
- ما المفارقة ببساطة؟
- الردع يمنع الحرب الكبرى ويشجع الصغرى.
- هل من أمثلة؟
- نزاع كارجيل بين الهند وباكستان.
تاريخ مراجعة المصادر: 2026-10-26
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