Bhutto Released From House Arrest as Pakistan Moves to End Emergency
Pakistan freed opposition leader Benazir Bhutto from house arrest and pledged to lift the state of emergency within a month. Bhutto vowed to lead a 185 mile protest march from Lahore to Islamabad while Musharraf defends the crackdown as necessary against Islamic militants.
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U.S. flags concerns over Pakistan nuclear arsenal security
Washington officials warned that Pakistan holds about 50 nuclear weapons with bunkers hard to access, limiting U.S. ability to intervene directly. After 2001 secret sharing with al Qaida, Washington funded upgrades but remains wary of weapon dispersal, insurgent control, and potential threats to the U.S. homeland.
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