Political fallout : the threat to Pakistan's nuclear stability / Andrew Koch and Kristin Rayhack

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KOCH Andrew

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RAYHACK Kristin

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PAKISTAN -- NUCLEAR WEAPONS SECURITY

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 20 No 1, January 2008, pp.48-50Summary: How secure are Pakistan's nuclear weapons and radioactive materials? Political instability, growing unrest in the northwest border areas, and the rise of Islamic militancy together give cause for concern. This report looks at the security measures in place and considers where the greatest potential weakness lies.

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How secure are Pakistan's nuclear weapons and radioactive materials? Political instability, growing unrest in the northwest border areas, and the rise of Islamic militancy together give cause for concern. This report looks at the security measures in place and considers where the greatest potential weakness lies.

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