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No more naughty nukes
Unconfirmed reports suggest that several pigs were seen flying over various parts of Pakistan shortly after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khursheed Kasuri told reporters that Dr. AQ Khan's clandestine nuclear network was now totally dismantled.
A couple of days ago, 'The Guardian', through access to a confidential report by a European intelligence service, revealed that Pakistan is still at the centre of the nuclear black market.
Previously featured here in the same context: Pakistan sold centrifuges to Iran, AQ Khan was just a metallurgist, no access to Khan & co., CIA confirms Pak-Iran joint venture, why the US won't bother, IAEA confirms Pak-Iran JV, Nawaz Sharif says he knew, how India should counter Pakistan's role, no proof from US, Pak's JVs with Libya and North Korea, Bhutto, Sharif and Musharraf in ignore mode, 'The Hindu' editorial, official government seal on AQ Khan's brochure and 'New York Times' editorial.
Labels: aq khan, iran, musharraf, pakistan, proliferation
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