
A PLA medical team study published in the Chinese Journal of Radiological Health warns Chinese cities to prepare for potential nuclear attacks, explicitly citing Japan as a major concern.
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A PLA medical team published a study assessing nuclear threats to Chinese cities.
Chinese cities must brace for a potential nuclear attack, a new study has warned, singling out Japan for “sending a major danger signal” to the world.
The report, from a People’s Liberation Army medical team, said the likelihood of a large-scale global nuclear war was relatively low.
“However, the possibility cannot be ruled out that small or medium-sized nuclear-armed or potentially nuclear-armed states, driven by geopolitical or religious conflicts, could carry out a single nuclear-weapon terrorist attack on neighbouring countries or on key cities of major powers,” they wrote.
The study, from the PLA Rocket Force Characteristic Medical Centre, was published last Friday in the peer-reviewed Chinese Journal of Radiological Health.
The researchers specifically named Japan as a major concern.

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