Nuclear threat looms from unsecured Soviet materials
Experts warn that highly enriched uranium and plutonium from the former Soviet arsenal remain unsecured with possible losses and unverified inventories. The risk of nuclear theft or attack has grown since 1991, with Osama bin Laden named among potential buyers and calls for tighter safeguards intensifying post 9/11.
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