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I still fail to see how this would affect Russian behavior.
He's saying that if we have fast low-yield nukes then they won't use their low-yield nukes because we'll reply in kind. His theory (right or wrong) is that the Russians might be tempted to use low-yield nukes if they thought replying would be hard. (I'm not saying I agree.)
No, I get his logic, I cannot get why he thinks it's sound. Nukes are intended for case of defeat in high-stakes large-scale conventional conflict. Why would low-yield SLBMs force Rus accept defeat? I'd rather see an interest in further escalation.
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