Pakistan Nuclear Facility

India and Pakistan on Monday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral pact that prohibits the two sides from attacking each other's atomic facilities, continuing an annual practice that began in 1992.

Pakistan and India on Sunday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations that cannot be attacked in case of an escalation in hostilities, a Foreign Office statement said.

India and Pakistan on Saturday exchanged the list of their nuclear installations and facilities, under an agreement that bounds both countries to share the relevant information by January 1 of every year.

Pakistan today shared with India a list of its nuclear installations and facilities as per the provisions of a bilateral agreement.

India and Pakistan today exchanged, through diplomatic channels simultaneously at New Delhi and Islamabad, the list of nuclear installations and facilities under a three-decade old bilateral pact.

India and Pakistan today exchanged a list of nuclear installations that the two countries have under a three-decade-old bilateral pact to maintain transparency and avoid attacking each other's nuclear facilities

Pakistan has built a "hardened, secure, underground" complex in a remote mountainous region in the restive Balochistan province that could serve as a storage site for nuclear warheads, an American thinktank said today.

India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that bars them from attacking each other's atomic facilities.

India and Pakistan exchanged lists of their nuclear facilities on Wednesday as part of a 1988 pact that bars them from attacking each other's nuclear installations.

India and Pakistan have carried an annual exchange of lists of their nuclear facilities as part of an agreement that bans the rivals from attacking each other's nuclear installations.

India and Pakistan on Friday exchanged the lists of their nuclear installations for the 19th consecutive time under an agreement which prohibits any kind of attack on such facilities.

A Taliban insurgency and the war in neighbouring Afghanistan have put Pakistan's nuclear arsenal at risk.

India has expressed concern about the security of the Pakistan's nuclear arsenal after militants struck near a nuclear facility in Kamra.

India and Pakistan on Monday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral pact that prohibits the two sides from attacking each other's atomic facilities, continuing an annual practice that began in 1992.

Pakistan and India on Sunday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations that cannot be attacked in case of an escalation in hostilities, a Foreign Office statement said.

India and Pakistan on Saturday exchanged the list of their nuclear installations and facilities, under an agreement that bounds both countries to share the relevant information by January 1 of every year.

Pakistan today shared with India a list of its nuclear installations and facilities as per the provisions of a bilateral agreement.

India and Pakistan today exchanged, through diplomatic channels simultaneously at New Delhi and Islamabad, the list of nuclear installations and facilities under a three-decade old bilateral pact.

India and Pakistan today exchanged a list of nuclear installations that the two countries have under a three-decade-old bilateral pact to maintain transparency and avoid attacking each other's nuclear facilities

Pakistan has built a "hardened, secure, underground" complex in a remote mountainous region in the restive Balochistan province that could serve as a storage site for nuclear warheads, an American thinktank said today.

India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations under a bilateral agreement that bars them from attacking each other's atomic facilities.

India and Pakistan exchanged lists of their nuclear facilities on Wednesday as part of a 1988 pact that bars them from attacking each other's nuclear installations.

India and Pakistan have carried an annual exchange of lists of their nuclear facilities as part of an agreement that bans the rivals from attacking each other's nuclear installations.

India and Pakistan on Friday exchanged the lists of their nuclear installations for the 19th consecutive time under an agreement which prohibits any kind of attack on such facilities.

A Taliban insurgency and the war in neighbouring Afghanistan have put Pakistan's nuclear arsenal at risk.

India has expressed concern about the security of the Pakistan's nuclear arsenal after militants struck near a nuclear facility in Kamra.