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A retired Major General, for example, noted that major nations tend to pursue controlled escalation and diplomatic avenues rather than outright global conflict, and that wider war involving blocs like NATO versus Russia or China remains unlikely absent dramatic changes in policy and alliances.
Why World War III Fears Have Surfaced — and Why They’re Exaggerated
Public anxiety about a broader war stems partly from the speed of developments and the number of countries involved indirectly through alliances, military bases, and economic ties. Analysts monitoring military, economic, and political indicators have pointed out: