Washington accused of plotting to sabotage pakistan nuclear facilities

Tehran:In a stunning disclosure Iranian President Ahmadinejad accused Washington for plotting to sabotage pakistan nuclear facilities,adding that Tehran has precise information that America wants to sabotage pakistan nuclear facilities in order to controll pakistan and weaken the government and people of Pakistan.This he said while talking to media conference in Tehran.
The United States then use UN security council and some other international organisation as a levers to prepare ground for massive presence in Pakistan.
It is noteworthy that many in Pakistan already accuse America that it is trying to paint pakistan as a nation that is not capable of keeping its nuclear arsenal safe in order to pave way for attacking pakistan nuclear installations.The staement of Iranian president may send a wave of deep concern in Pakistan.Pakistan has alway said that its nuclear installations are safe and conform to international standards.Pakistanis are very sensitive as far as its nuclear installation are concerned and even former dictaoor Pervaiz Musharraf who is not not popular in the country,in a recent statement has advised that Pakistan must declare that any attack on its nuclear installations mwould be considered as a declaration of war against Pakistan.It is yet to be seen how washington and Islamabad react to the Iranian president disclosure.

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