Nuclear deterrence is most effective when states have a/an ________.
A) unresolved credibility
B) differing second-strike capability
C) security dilemma
D) mutual second-strike capability
E) arsenal of conventional weapons

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Nuclear deterrence is most effective when both states have a mutual second-strike capability, ensuring that neither side can expect to launch a nuclear attack without facing devastating retaliation. This balance of power maintains peace through the fear of mutual assured destruction.

Nuclear Deterrence Is Most Effective When States Have A/an ________