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Thnx alot sabre that u increased my knowledge........
m very glad that u xplained it very well
m very glad that u xplained it very well
Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons (Questions)
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Aliph Ahmed
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Did Pakistan experiment with any P3s or are P2s doing the job sufficiently ?
I remember reading Pakistan buying ring magnets for the centrifuges from China and I also remember reading that the P2s shown to IAEA do not employ ring magnets.
I believe that Pakistan is ahead of India in terms of Centrifuge technology by atleast 20 years based on the fact that even the Indians started off their limited program running by buying from AQ Nerwork.
Any confirmation of general value will be much appreciated.
I remember reading Pakistan buying ring magnets for the centrifuges from China and I also remember reading that the P2s shown to IAEA do not employ ring magnets.
I believe that Pakistan is ahead of India in terms of Centrifuge technology by atleast 20 years based on the fact that even the Indians started off their limited program running by buying from AQ Nerwork.
Any confirmation of general value will be much appreciated.
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"The Pot Calling The Kettle Black" holds true to date.
(Mr. Brig. Gen. Atta M. Iqhman) that is.
If you have the address of his office do share it, would like to write a letter, cause this is absolutly classic.
(Mr. Brig. Gen. Atta M. Iqhman) that is.
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Information on operational activities are very hard to get. I doubt anyone can answer your questions.
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Aliph Ahmed
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Indian official warns over Pakistan nukes: report
NEW DELHI, Feb 18 (AFP) Feb 18, 2008
India should be deeply concerned about the possibility of Pakistan's nuclear weapons falling into the hands of extremists, a top official was reported as saying Monday.
"The nature of the dangers which nuclear weapons pose has dramatically intensified with the growing risk that such weapons may be acquired by terrorists..." Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's special envoy Shyam Saran said.
"The mounting concern over the likelihood that in a situation of chaos, Pakistan's nuclear assets may fall into the hands of jihadi elements... underscores how real this danger has become," Saran was quoted as saying by the Press Trust of India at a lecture in New Delhi.
"India has to be deeply concerned about the danger it faces" from this "new and growing threat," said Saran, who was India's top diplomat until 2006.
The United States and other Western countries have expressed mounting concern over the security of Islamabad's estimated 50 warheads, with Pakistani forces battling a growing insurgency by Al-Qaeda-linked militants.
Pakistan said last month that it had tightened security around all its nuclear facilities.
The south Asian rivals have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947 and conducted tit-for-tat nuclear tests in 1998.
http://www.spacewar.com/2006/080218180019.xn52a8ed.html
With all those approximately ( TEN ) 10 insurgencies going on in India and yet they still have some nerve to express concern about Pakistan !!
:lul
NEW DELHI, Feb 18 (AFP) Feb 18, 2008
India should be deeply concerned about the possibility of Pakistan's nuclear weapons falling into the hands of extremists, a top official was reported as saying Monday.
"The nature of the dangers which nuclear weapons pose has dramatically intensified with the growing risk that such weapons may be acquired by terrorists..." Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's special envoy Shyam Saran said.
"The mounting concern over the likelihood that in a situation of chaos, Pakistan's nuclear assets may fall into the hands of jihadi elements... underscores how real this danger has become," Saran was quoted as saying by the Press Trust of India at a lecture in New Delhi.
"India has to be deeply concerned about the danger it faces" from this "new and growing threat," said Saran, who was India's top diplomat until 2006.
The United States and other Western countries have expressed mounting concern over the security of Islamabad's estimated 50 warheads, with Pakistani forces battling a growing insurgency by Al-Qaeda-linked militants.
Pakistan said last month that it had tightened security around all its nuclear facilities.
The south Asian rivals have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947 and conducted tit-for-tat nuclear tests in 1998.
http://www.spacewar.com/2006/080218180019.xn52a8ed.html
With all those approximately ( TEN ) 10 insurgencies going on in India and yet they still have some nerve to express concern about Pakistan !!
:lul
mysterious
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I guess we will have to wait and see a similar rebuttal by Brig. Gen. Atta M. Iqhman of these concerns as he conducted with regards to US concerns.
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The thread was started for questions on Pakistan Nuclear Weapons for a specific duration which has passed & some members seem to be diverting the whole idea behind the thread. So I am closing the thread for now. It will be available for reading purpose though.
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