If the already existing Iranian nuclear materials production program ends with Tehran wielding nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles to deliver them, that grim situation will be made even worse, because it will hamstring attempts to bar proliferation of atomic weapons worldwide. So said Michael Adler, resident public policy analyst at the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars, in a policy seminar. "It would really call into question the ability of the [Nonproliferation Treaty] to be" a valid curb on the…
If Iran Goes Nuclear, It Deals A Blow To Nonproliferation Efforts Globally
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