On the recordNovember 14, 2012
We will never remove nuclear weapons from the category of WMD given the nature of such an attack, but may have the opportunity to do so with bio-weapons.
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congress.govJames M. Talent: “We will never remove nuclear weapons from the category of WMD given the nature of such an attack, but may have the…”
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Talent believes bioweapons can potentially be removed from WMD classification.
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