'Don't Need A Lot Of Religious N**s With Nuclear Weapons': Bush-Putin Shared 'Nervous' Fears Over Pakistan's Nukes
The records, spanning meetings and phone calls between 2001 and 2008, show that despite forging a close partnership after the 9/11 attacks, Washington and Moscow viewed Pakistan—then under military ruler Pervez Musharraf—as a significant non-proliferation challenge.
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