By Calvin Biesecker Terrorists are still intent on acquiring nuclear weapons but the intelligence community is "uncertain" regarding the capabilities of terrorists to either acquire or develop such devices, the top intelligence official with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) told a Senate panel this week. The most difficult challenge facing terrorists is acquiring enough nuclear material that could be used to make a nuclear weapon, Charles Allen, under secretary for intelligence and analysis at DHS, said in his prepared…
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