Pakistan's dangerous nuclear secret revealed

In 2004, Pakistan emerged at the centre of an unprecedented nuclear scandal -- Abdul Qadeer Khan, the father of its atomic bomb, Khan, was exposed as the world's most sophisticated smuggler of nuclear technology to rogue regimes.

India Today TV's Open-Source Investigation have now discovered that the heart of Pakistan's nuclear project at Kahuta in Rawalpindi district, set up by Abdul Qadeer Khan himself in 1976, may have covertly expanded its uranium-enrichment program over the past five years.

High-resolution satellite images, accessed by India Today TV's OSINT team, confirm the presence of a new nuclear facility 800 meters from the old nuclear workshop at Kahuta's Khan Research Laboratory.

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