Russia’s nuclear strategy reflects a dynamic interplay of continuity and change. While the tools and tactics have evolved to meet new challenges, the overarching goals of deterrence, power projection, and safeguarding sovereignty remain constant. This blend of tradition and innovation defines Russia’s nuclear posture in the 21st century. Russia’s Nuclear Strategy: Changes or Continuities offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate evolution of Russia’s nuclear doctrine and its implications for global security. This book delves into the historical foundations, strategic shifts, and enduring principles that define Russia’s nuclear posture from the Cold War era to the present day. With a balanced and analytical approach, it examines the interplay between changing geopolitical realities and the persistent goals of deterrence, sovereignty, and power projection that underpin Russian strategic thinking. Designed for policymakers, scholars, and anyone interested in international relations, Russia’s Nuclear Strategy: Changes or Continuities provides an essential resource for understanding one of the most critical aspects of modern global security. It balances detailed research with accessible analysis, offering readers a nuanced perspective on the complexities of Russia’s nuclear doctrine and its impact on the world stage.