What is another word for theater nuclear weapons?
Pronunciation: [θˈi͡ətə njˈuːkli͡ə wˈɛpənz] (IPA) 
Theater nuclear weapons refer to atomic bombs that are designed for use on the battlefield or in a localized conflict. There are different types of theater nuclear weapons, such as tactical nuclear weapons or intermediate-range missiles. In recent years, due to arms control treaties, the number of theater nuclear weapons has decreased. Synonyms for theater nuclear weapons include battlefield nuclear weapons, low-yield nuclear weapons, or non-strategic nuclear weapons. These weapons are often viewed as more tactical and less destructive than strategic nuclear weapons, which are designed for use in a global conflict. While there is ongoing debate about the role and necessity of theater nuclear weapons, their use carries significant political and ethical implications.
