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US and China scuffled over nuclear 'football' during Trump's Beijing visit: Axios
Robert Muggah on X: "This is the nuclear football. There are surprisingly few constraints on a US president to unilaterally order first use for any reason at any time. Is there a
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Donald Trump to carry his 'Nuclear Football' to India. What is a Nuclear Football? | World News – India TV
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