A.Q. Khan, "Father" of Pakistan's Nuclear Bomb, Speaks Out
Though Dr. Khan is no longer associated with Pakistan's nuclear establishment, his pardon and release could embolden others for indulging in illicit nuclear proliferation activities.
Though Dr. Khan is no longer associated with Pakistan's nuclear establishment, his pardon and release could embolden others for indulging in illicit nuclear proliferation activities.
BBC NEWS | Posted 09.28.2009 | World
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