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• PAK MILITARY Voice of America 3/23/98 -- PAKISTAN PRESIDENT RAFIQ TARAR SAYS THE COUNTRY WILL CONTINUE TO PURSUE ITS NUCLEAR PROGRAM FOR PEACEFUL PURPOSES
• Pak going ahead with Ghauri missile test - [March 23,1998] - The Hindustan Times
• Pakistan's nuclear posture - [March 23,1998] - The Hindustan Times
• China planning to provide heavy water to Pakistan Dawn, March 22, 1998: China is about to provide Pakistan with heavy water for its Khushab plutonium reactor.
• U.S NUCLEAR ACCORD WITH CHINA TAKES EFFECT DESPITE CHINA'S ATTEMPT TO ASSIST IRAN - Friday, March 20, 1998 -- China has supplied Pakistan with far more heavy water than it needs to operate the safeguarded Kanupp nuclear power reactor, making it likely that Pakistan will be able to divert heavy water from this civilian plant to the Khushab military plant.
• Statement by H.E. Mr. Gohar Ayub Khan, Foreign Minister of Pakistan at the Conference on Disarmament Geneva, March 19, 1998.
• Press Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the new Indian Government's nuclear policy , 19 March 1998 - The "national agenda" states that the BJP government would re-evaluate the nuclear policy and exercise all options including the nuclear options. This is a dangerous development for the region as well as for the world at large.
• Statement by the Foreign Minister of Pakistan in the Plenary Meeting of the Conference on Disarmament on Thursday, 19 March 1998 at Geneva.