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can armamants promote global peace ? Explain

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Answered by tanunagar21

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Fear of Armament and Anarchy: - Violence will never promote peace and may lead to strife competition for weapons among the countries and harm world peace. It may create anarchy in nations and result in crises of law and order situation. ... Thus, we can say that there is no need of violence for the establishment of peace.

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