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(New York Times) Pakistan was the source of the centrifuge design technology that made it possible for Libya to make major strides in the last two years in enriching uranium for use in nuclear weapons, Bush administration officials in Washington and other Western experts said Monday. "These guys are now three for three as supplier to the biggest proliferation problems we have," a senior official in Washington said, referring to previously disclosed Pakistani aid to the nuclear programs of North Korea and Iran.2004-01-06 00:00:00Full Article
Pakistan Called Libyans' Source of Atom Design
(New York Times) Pakistan was the source of the centrifuge design technology that made it possible for Libya to make major strides in the last two years in enriching uranium for use in nuclear weapons, Bush administration officials in Washington and other Western experts said Monday. "These guys are now three for three as supplier to the biggest proliferation problems we have," a senior official in Washington said, referring to previously disclosed Pakistani aid to the nuclear programs of North Korea and Iran.2004-01-06 00:00:00Full Article
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