Current And Future Worldwide Threats to the National Security of the United Stat
Current And Future Worldwide Threats to the National Security of the United Stat
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S. And allied interests will grow during the next decade. • Chemical and biological weapons. These are generally easier to develop, hide, and deploy than nuclear weapons and are more readily available. Over a dozen states have biological or chemical warfare programs, including stockpiles of lethal agents. The associated technologies are relatively inex- pensive, and have "legitimate" uses in the medical, pharmaceutical, and ag- ricultural industries. Detection and counter proliferation are very... difficult. 25 I expect these weapons will be used in a regional conflict and by a terrorist group. • Nuclear weapons. Iran and Iraq have active nuclear programs and could have nuclear weapons within the decade. North Korea is seeking additional fissile material to increase its nuclear stockpile and its withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty — the first state ever to do so — may prompt other nations to rethink their positions on nuclear weapons. India and Pakistan will increase their inventories and seek to improve associated delivery systems.
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S. And allied interests will grow during the next decade. • Chemical and biological weapons. These are generally easier to develop, hide, and deploy than nuclear weapons and are more readily available. Over a dozen states have biological or chemical warfare programs, including stockpiles of lethal agents. The associated technologies are relatively inex- pensive, and have "legitimate" uses in the medical, pharmaceutical, and ag- ricultural industries. Detection and counter proliferation are very... difficult. 25 I expect these weapons will be used in a regional conflict and by a terrorist group. • Nuclear weapons. Iran and Iraq have active nuclear programs and could have nuclear weapons within the decade. North Korea is seeking additional fissile material to increase its nuclear stockpile and its withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty — the first state ever to do so — may prompt other nations to rethink their positions on nuclear weapons. India and Pakistan will increase their inventories and seek to improve associated delivery systems.
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