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Pakistan capable to make 200 nuclear weapons by 2020

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25/11/2014
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WASHINGTON: The report of an American think-tank suggested that Pakistan’s nuclear weapon programme is the fastest growing in the world and it will be able to produce 200 nuclear weapons till 2020.

According to US think-tank Council on Foreign Relations report, Pakistan is the only country in the world whose nuclear programme is the fastest and it could produce 200 nuclear weapons till 2020.

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The report says that this nuclear programme expanding attitude of Pakistan could be the step to make country secure from Indian attacks or it could be the part of America plan. The report points out that India has 90 to 110 nuclear weapons while China has 250 nuclear weapon including few ballistic.

 

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