New Delhi: Many well-maintained secrets and not so well from Pakistani countries and their nuclear program has been muted forever with the death of AQ Khan.
Scientists, are grown as “Mr.
Pakistan N-Bomb,” died in Islamabad on Sunday.
Khan managed to manage and sustain international glare, relating to “naughty” stating and running a prioracy racket to give forms to Pakistani nuclear arsenal, who now face threats, not from enemy countries in it.
Nuclear weapons that fall from terrorist groups may be the worst dream for the world in general.
And the only place where many believe that it might be Pakistan.
Nuclear security of the state has been a concern for the international community since Pakistan emerged as a nuclear power in 1998.
In fact, for a long time before that, Islamabad was never trusted or taken at a nominal value, even by close allies, US – borne by Pressler’s amendment In 1990.
It prohibits most of the economic and military assistance to Pakistan except the annual US president that “Pakistan does not have a nuclear explosive device and that the proposed United States Assistance program will significantly reduce the risk that Pakistan will have nuclear explosives.”! function () {“use tight”; window.addeventListener (“message”, (function (e) {ifo (void 0! == e.data [“datawrapper-high”]) {var t = document.quereselectorAllaGnead (“iframe”); for (var a in E.Data [“DataWrapper-Height”]) for (var r = 0; r