Chemical weapons discussion thread (1 Viewer)

[swesh Annonamys Sanatani]

India ratified the biological weapons convention we also destroyed our chemical weapons in 2009. UPA era love. SoKO and albania are only other countries. rest all is speculation. I dont think we will see much evidence of it. that said, both bio and chemical warfare are well within our reach given our massive production capacity

 

[ngocnhungplaza]

Interesting points. India’s commitment to the Biological Weapons Convention and the destruction of chemical weapons in 2009 is definitely a significant step. While speculation about other countries persists, it’s crucial to rely on verified data. Given India’s industrial capacity, the potential for developing such weapons exists, but so does the responsibility to adhere to international norms.

 

[swesh Annonamys Sanatani]

Interesting points. India’s commitment to the Biological Weapons Convention and the destruction of chemical weapons in 2009 is definitely a significant step. While speculation about other countries persists, it’s crucial to rely on verified data. Given India’s industrial capacity, the potential for developing such weapons exists, but so does the responsibility to adhere to international norms.

Recently pakistan threatened us with chemical weapon attack what should be our course of action??

 

[swesh Annonamys Sanatani]

Indo pak chemical treaty

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

Recently pakistan threatened us with chemical weapon attack what should be our course of action??

Indian nuclear policy considers no first use not just against nuclear but against any WMD, that includes Chemical. So Pakis won't risk attacking a major city with chemicals.

Of course, the Pakis, if they try, will try it at a tactical level, maybe targeting one military target with a small chemical attack. And we likely won't respond to this with a "massive nuclear retaliation." Instead we'll conduct a rethink of our policies.

BTW, Do we got a thread to discuss Biosafety? At the strategic level?