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(Sunday Herald-UK) - New documents reveal that Libya, Iran, and North Korea were working on a nuclear weapons program at a top-secret underground site near the Kufra Oasis in southeastern Libya. The team was made up of North Korean scientists, engineers, and technicians, as well as some Iranian and Libyan nuclear scientists. Iran, which is now in the final stages of uranium enrichment for its program, is badly hit, having counted on fitting into place key parts of its WMD project made in Libya. The Libyan announcement on Friday was the culmination of secret talks with Britain and the U.S.2003-12-22 00:00:00Full Article
Libya's Fatal Blow to Axis of Evil
(Sunday Herald-UK) - New documents reveal that Libya, Iran, and North Korea were working on a nuclear weapons program at a top-secret underground site near the Kufra Oasis in southeastern Libya. The team was made up of North Korean scientists, engineers, and technicians, as well as some Iranian and Libyan nuclear scientists. Iran, which is now in the final stages of uranium enrichment for its program, is badly hit, having counted on fitting into place key parts of its WMD project made in Libya. The Libyan announcement on Friday was the culmination of secret talks with Britain and the U.S.2003-12-22 00:00:00Full Article
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