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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia secret deal on nuclear cooperation
Washington, Oct 22: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have concluded a secret agreement on nuclear co-operation that will provide the Saudis with nuclear weapons technology in exchange for cheap oil, the Washington Times reported today quoting a `ranking Pakistani insider.`
Washington, Oct 22: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
have concluded a secret agreement on nuclear co-operation that
will provide the Saudis with nuclear weapons technology in
exchange for cheap oil, the Washington Times reported today
quoting a "ranking Pakistani insider."
The disclosure of the Saudi-Pakistani deal came at the
end of a 26-hour state visit to Islamabad last weekend by
Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, Saudi Arabia's de facto
ruler, who flew in with a 200 strong delegation including
Foreign Minister Saud al Faisal and several cabinet ministers,
the Times said in a dispatch from Islamabad.
Both Pakistan and the Arabian kingdom have denied the deal.
Bureau Report
Both Pakistan and the Arabian kingdom have denied the deal.
Bureau Report