Russia`s scattered tactical arms a temptation for terrorists

19 Jun 2002

The US-Russian arms treaty signed in Moscow last month did nothing to eliminate the greatest fear in an age of terror: that one of Russia`s thousands of tactical nuclear devices left over from the Cold War could fall into the wrong hands. Full Story

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Russia`s scattered tactical arms a temptation for terrorists

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Russia`s scattered tactical arms a temptation for terrorists

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