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In an Indo-Pak Conflict, Stakes are Higher Than Ever: US Think Tank
Pakistan's dependence on tactical atomic weapons greatly expands the risk of Indo-Pak nuclear confrontation and the most dangerous scenario that could lead to a catastrophe is a replay of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, a group of American think tanks has said.
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WikiLeaks: India cables on 26/11, tensions with Pakistan and more
Among a quarter million secret US documents released by the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks, a total of 3,038 classified cables are from the American embassy in New Delhi. According to WikiLeaks there are as many as 5,087 records amongst the leaked cables that refer to India.The cables, which date from 1966 up until the end of February this year, ...
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Pak says nuclear arsenal is safe, criticises WikiLeaks
Pakistan on Monday criticised the release by WikiLeaks of secret US diplomatic cables which raise concerns that radioactive material in nuclear power stations could be used in terror attacks.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit described the release of the sensitive documents as "irresponsiblebehaviour" and said Pakistan is taking stock of revelati...
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In an Indo-Pak Conflict, Stakes are Higher Than Ever: US Think Tank
Pakistan's dependence on tactical atomic weapons greatly expands the risk of Indo-Pak nuclear confrontation and the most dangerous scenario that could lead to a catastrophe is a replay of the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, a group of American think tanks has said.
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WikiLeaks: India cables on 26/11, tensions with Pakistan and more
Among a quarter million secret US documents released by the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks, a total of 3,038 classified cables are from the American embassy in New Delhi. According to WikiLeaks there are as many as 5,087 records amongst the leaked cables that refer to India.The cables, which date from 1966 up until the end of February this year, ...
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Pak says nuclear arsenal is safe, criticises WikiLeaks
Pakistan on Monday criticised the release by WikiLeaks of secret US diplomatic cables which raise concerns that radioactive material in nuclear power stations could be used in terror attacks.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit described the release of the sensitive documents as "irresponsiblebehaviour" and said Pakistan is taking stock of revelati...
