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What constrained the Super Power to go for a full- fledged war inspite of having nuclear weapons?

Both the superpowers know the consequences of using the nuclear power. This means that both the countries have a capacity to react and ruin each other. No political gain could justify the destruction of their societies. So, the super power go for a full-fledged war inspite of having nuclear weapons.


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