Nuclear Weapons “Safe From Radicals”

17 Oct 2000

Pakistan says its nuclear arsenal is safe, despite claims by American officials that it could fall into the hands of Islamic radicals. Analysts yesterday joined military leader General Pervez Musharraf in rejecting the suggestions made on the US television show 60 Minutes. Full Story

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