NEW YORK: United State (US) is looking forward for a deal with Pakistan on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to limit Pakistan’s nuclear weapons, claims a report published in The New York Times.
Prime Minister Nawaz is scheduled to visit the US while the officials of different US departments are holding meetings to finalise a proposal.
The report says United States (US) has shown concern over Pakistan’s growing nuclear arsenal and is striving to limit it.
According to the reports, Pakistan’s nuclear programme is the fastest growing in the world which has raised serious concerns for US and for the world
But US analysts suggest t said that Pakistan is far away from putting any limitations on its programme due to tensions with neighbouring India. They have said that Pakistan treats its nuclear programme as its pride and would not compromise.
It should also be mentioned here that Pakistan never signed Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty due to constant tensions with rival India. The treaty bars nations from building or possessing nuclear warheads. However, already declared nuclear states like the US are exceptions.
Similarly, since Pakistan poses a constant threat to India, it has also not signed the treaty. North Korea had left the treaty at least two decades ago.
Separately, PM Nawaz will expose India’s sponsorship of terror in Pakistan’s Karachi and Balochistan on his visit.
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