Saturday, June 01, 2002

Nuclear War
Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf: ``I don't think either side is that irresponsible to go to that limit,'' Musharraf told CNN. ``I would even go to the extent of saying one shouldn't even be discussing these things, because any sane individual cannot even think of going into this unconventional war, whatever the pressures....We've called for a no-war pact (with India), that there shouldn't be any war,'' he said. ``We've called for denuclearization of South Asia, so we've called for a reduction of forces.''
A government advisory that Americans should leave India was unnecessary, despite tension with Pakistan over disputed territory, the Indian ambassador to the United States said Friday. ``I don't think the situation justifies asking Americans to leave India,'' he said. ``I have told the State Department that this shouldn't be seen as a sign of panic because there is no such thing in India. ... There is no panic.''
Let's hope that they're telling the truth.

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