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Nuclear weapons first became operational with Soviet forces during the Second World War. By the Third World War both the United States of America and the Soviet Union deployed nuclear-armed ballistic missiles. However, Soviet mind-control technology caused the US nuclear missile system to be sabotaged. This allowed the USSR to be the only beligerant in the war to use nuclear missiles.

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  • Nuclear weapons first became operational with Soviet forces during the Second World War. By the Third World War both the United States of America and the Soviet Union deployed nuclear-armed ballistic missiles. However, Soviet mind-control technology caused the US nuclear missile system to be sabotaged. This allowed the USSR to be the only beligerant in the war to use nuclear missiles.
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  • Nuclear weapons first became operational with Soviet forces during the Second World War. By the Third World War both the United States of America and the Soviet Union deployed nuclear-armed ballistic missiles. However, Soviet mind-control technology caused the US nuclear missile system to be sabotaged. This allowed the USSR to be the only beligerant in the war to use nuclear missiles. Anatoly Cherdenko's temporal manipulation by erasing Albert Einstein in 1927 had the unfortunate (or perhaps fortunate) side-effect of undoing development of nuclear weapons, and none were operational by the third iteration of the Third World War.
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