As geopolitical tensions escalate, both Russia and the United States are reassessing the practical applications of nuclear arsenals in modern warfare. While these weapons serve as powerful deterrents against existential threats, their actual utility remains severely limited. This analysis explores how nuclear capabilities function primarily as strategic insurance policies rather than usable military tools, reshaping defense doctrines and international security frameworks in contemporary conflicts.

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