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Cast by Toby as nervous reactor to India's blasts, its volatility amplifying worldwide peril—'When Pakistan gets nervous, everyone gets nervous'—rallying emotional case for treaty ratification amid lame-duck vote chaos.
Via referenced geopolitical response in Toby's cautionary narrative
Reactive rival amplifying escalation risks to global actors
Highlights deterrence fragility fueling U.S. treaty imperatives
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