Pakistan dismissed concerns

Pakistan

 

Pakistan dismissed U.S. concerns over a leaked diplomatic cable message Wikileaks about nuclear materials that can be controlled by terrorists.

Ambassador to the UK Wajid Shamsul Hasan said the material is in "control-tested and command system."

Pakistan warns of diplomatic messages quickly gather nuclear reserves despite an increase in instability.

It comes also the question of whether Pakistan to sever its ties with militant groups.

Hasan told the BBC that such concerns are indeed delivered the message sometimes pops up but he said: "We always say outright (nuclear weapons) in a safe condition, they do not have to worry about it and we will protect this.

"This is our most valuable asset and we are not going to let this party controlled irresponsible."

Wikileaks leakage Hasan acknowledges the damage.

"You are in touch with various countries. This relationship is the result of work over many years and suddenly revealed - the secret is very important, this is damaging the relationship," he said.

Hasan also said Pakistan can not receive U.S. assistance in nuclear security issues "because we are a sovereign country."