What is a tactical nuclear weapon? How much does a country have?

There is no universal definition of tactical or specific strategic nuclear weapons. However, weapons are generally defined based on their size, ability to strike at a certain distance, and use against targets at limited distances. This type of nuclear bomb is much larger than conventional bombs. The use of this weapon causes radiation of radioactive rays far from the place of explosion and other destructive damage. There is no specific size of bomb that defines a tactical nuclear weapon. These weapons are often referred to as 'non-strategic weapons'; Which is different from 'Strategic Weapons' or 'Tactical Weapons'. Compared to strategic nuclear weapons, specific strategic nuclear weapons are used at shorter distances.