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This defensive tactic can be a deadly mistake. Lets say the enemy, Ira...sorry, "Ireland" has nukes and is determined to use them. Ireland would build multitude
by dsq 2y ago
This defensive tactic can be a deadly mistake. Lets say the enemy, Ira...sorry, "Ireland" has nukes and is determined to use them. Ireland would build multitudes of cheap, inaccurate missile and lob them over, finishing the stock of defemsive
Interceptors. Once these are depleted, only then Ireland sends the (better) missile with the nuclear warhead.
To thwart this, threr is no alternative for the defender, who must go on the offensive as soon as possible and destroy Ireland's launch capability, or it's nuclear weapons program.
- dunekid 2y agoOr maybe not murder the consular corps of the other country in a different country? Against all international covenants of treating consulates as part of the nation? Besides, this country has nukes on its own, and the largest military on its side. It is strange to portray that there is no other way other than the so called pre emptive strikes. Guess that's what accepted as the default doctrine, if its entire existence is that of an overgrown colonial military outpost.