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National Security Archive Rocks Your Lame Ass

The National Security Archive has released several more items of note during the past few weeks:

1 A collection of documents regarding the Nixon administration’s attempts to grapple with the Israeli nuclear weapons program.

2 A series of documents describing the controversy surrounding various interpretations of the Vela incident.

3 This series of documents detailing US intelligence regarding India’s nuclear weapons program.

4 A very large number of diplomatic cables, including then-Amb. Moynihan’s thoughts regarding India’s 1974 nuclear test.

Paul Kerr

Writing on ACW 2004–2021

Paul Kerr has been a research analyst at the Arms Control Association covering missile and nuclear non-proliferation issues since 2002. He also covers weapons of mass destruction developments in South Asia, Northeast Asia, and the Persian Gulf regions, as well as Israel's status within the international non-proliferation regime and U.S. non-proliferation policy.

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