Authorities Don't Know Whether Iran, North Korea Given Plans The A.Q. Kahn smuggling ring also held plans showing how to make compact nuclear weapons, precisely what rogue states such as Iran and North Korea would like to know so they could mount atomic weapons on their missiles, The Washington Post reported yesterday. Abdul Qadeer Kahn helped Pakistan become a nuclear power. Authorities are concerned that because the plans were laid out in more than 1,000 gigabytes of data in a…
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