Claims in Indian media that Pakistan is still involved in nuclear cooperation with North Korea, despite ratcheting sanctions following its four nuclear tests, have been impossible to prove, a recent study by a British research organization shows.
The study, which looked into Indian reports alleging Pakistani authorities sold Chinese-made nuclear materials to North Korea, used a variety of open source data sources and shipping records, but was unable to confirm the claims.
Claims in Indian media that Pakistan is still involved in nuclear cooperation with North Korea, despite ratcheting sanctions following its four nuclear tests, have been impossible to prove, a recent study by a British research organization shows.
The study, which looked into Indian reports alleging Pakistani authorities sold Chinese-made nuclear materials to North Korea, used a variety of open source data sources and shipping records, but was unable to confirm the claims.
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