Nuclear terrorism may be only a matter of time says experts
Washington experts warn terrorists could obtain nuclear explosives with relative ease and trigger a deadly attack on U S soil. Key figures from EG G and MIT highlight smuggling risks and the ease of concealing a device, with risks spanning mines to power plants and ongoing debates at the Nuclear Control Institute conference.
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Kremlin Critics Tie Crises to U S Foreign Policy
The hijacking of a TWA airliner and the El Salvador killings of four Marines provide Moscow with fresh material to attack U S foreign policy as state terrorism. Gorbachev condemns Washington while Tass portrays U S actions as pretexts for invasions.
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Lebanon grieving amid decade of sectarian violence and hijack
In Beirut the 10 year civil conflict continues with car bombings and shelling as 40 hostages remain in the TWA hijacking wake. Amid deadly clashes between Sunni and Shiite factions, civilians face daily danger and fear for survival.
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