DOD Proliferation Report Updates Threat from Nuclear, Bio, Chemical Weapons

12 Jan 2001

At least 24 countries, including Iraq and North Korea, either possess weapons of mass destruction or are in the process of acquiring them, Defense Secretary Cohen told a National Press Club audience January 10. Full Story

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