The
New Yorker: Pakistan has been a nuclear power for two
decades, and has an estimated 80 to 100 warheads, scattered in
facilities around the country.Last month 10 gunmen penetrated
the Pakistan army’s main headquarters, in Rawalpindi,
instigating a 22-hour standoff that left 23 dead and the
military thoroughly embarrassed.The success of the latest
attacks raises an obvious question,
says
the
New Yorker's Seymour M. Hersh: Are the bombs safe?
