Pakistan, India swap lists of nuclear facilities

January 02, 2013 11:23

Meanwhile, Pakistan and India began the new year by exchanging lists of their respective nuclear facilities as part of an agreement which bars the two neighbours from attacking each others' nuclear installations. The exchanges have taken place on the first day of the year since 1992. Pakistan and India have been developing missiles of varying ranges since they conducted nuclear tests in May 1998. US intelligence estimates in 2011 put the number of nuclear weapons developed by Pakistan at 90 to 110. Analysts say its nuclear arsenal is the fastest growing in the world. Read

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