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To: JPR who wrote (976)	5/28/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Rational	Read Replies (2) of 12475

From BBC (5/28/98): But China - and especially India's fear of China's arsenal - is the prime factor driving India's weapons programmes. The fact that Pakistan's own missile and nuclear programmes have had considerable Chinese assistance only adds to India's concerns. The Indian tests represent a significant set-back for the Clinton administration's non-proliferation policy. Washington has spectacularly failed to restrain either India or Pakistan's nuclear ambitions. Washington is desperately seeking a lever it can use to try to bring pressure to bear. But Washington's own engagement with China adds another complex element to this difficult problem. Many Indian critics of the US position have insisted if Washington really wants to stem the regional arms race, it should do more to discourage China 's modernisation of its own nuclear arsenal.

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