Pakistan is building new nuclear weapons | nuclear weapons

Pakistan is creating new types of nuclear weapons including low-level strategic weapons. The United States National Security Director Dan Coates has made such claims.

News organizations said, Dan, Quotes published this information on a Congressional hearing about global threats organized by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Monday.

It is to be noted that during the ambush in Pakistan-based militant outfit militant group Josh-e-Mohammed in Sanjuan military base on Saturday in Jammu and Kashmir, six people were killed and six soldiers were killed. A few days later he told about the construction of Pakistan's dangerous weapon.

Dan Quotes warned that Pakistan has continued to build nuclear weapons from the very beginning. As well as creating new types of nuclear weapons. These weapons include short-range strategic (Tactical) nuclear weapons, sea-based cruise missiles, long-range ballistic missiles. Pakistan has become a global threat to the United States and its allies because of these very dangerous weapons.

Along with Pakistan, he mentioned the name of North Korea. Because North Korea is a hostile state for the United States, continuing with the nuclear weapons program.

According to Dan Quotes, North Korea will become the biggest threat to the United States in the next few years. In the second year of 2017, Pyongyang conducted a series of missile ballistic missiles. Among these were the country's first inter-continental ballistic missile test.

Pyongyang uncompromising to create a far-flung nuclear missile that will be a direct threat to US security. The country has already carried out its seventh and most powerful test on the nuclear missile.

North Korea is dangerous because of other reasons. The country has exported dangerous weapons and weapons technology to other countries.

Dan Quotes said at the congressional hearing, "Our assessment is that the country's microbiological weapon program is going on beyond the nuclear weapons program." That's why they have strong biotechnology infrastructures.