Is anybody else noticing the buzz around conventionally-armed ICBMs? Lance Lord told a National Defense University Foundation Congressional breakfast seminar that he was exploring “future uses” for ICBMs and called for “changing the professional mind-set.” The conventionally-armed ICBM debate started heating up back in early 2004. In January, then-DTRA Director Stephen Yonger told the Precision …
Libya and North Korean UF6/Missiles Revisited
by | 2005-04-24 | No Comments
At the beginning of the month I wrote a post about a New York Times article which detailed some of the intelligence reportedly indicating that North Korea sold UF6 to Libya. Specifically, the Times wrote: More recently, United States officials have tried to follow the money trail. They argue that Libyan funds made it to …
Blair Banned Bolton from Libya Talks
by | 2005-04-24 | No Comments
Newsweek follows up on its October 2004 report that Tony Blair personally requested that John Bolton be removed from negotiations with Libya.
The Fourth Customer
by | 2005-04-22 | 1 Comment
The Lost Angeles Times reports some old news—that a shipment of components for advanced centrifuges, bound for Libya, may have been diverted to an unknown country. Speculation continues about the identity of AQ Khan’s “fourth customer.”
