Of course no.

If they had, we have already known for long time, since we have a lot of intelligence agents there in fact.

*Lol*

What`s next? Does Cuba have Nukes? Simular question.

Cheers:
Doc.S

Originally Posted by Doc.S

*Lol*

What`s next? Does Cuba have Nukes? Simular question.

Cheers:
Doc.S

Yes but it isn't like Cuba is on the verge of being invaded by a larger superpower. Also, Cuba doesn't have the US on their side.

Nope, but i bet they want to get their hands on some.

Originally Posted by Darkmb101

Nope, but i bet they want to get their hands on some.

lol DUH who doesn't?

Originally Posted by the_13th_redneck

The only thing keeping Taiwan, South Korea and Japan from developing nukes is America's involvement. If America pulls out of the region or decides to play a decidedly smaller role, all three will require Nukes. Taiwan probably more than the others.

Ironic that China is so keen to have us go away and leave the area to them. Well, not that they've said as much, but that's the feel you get.

If we had confirmation of Taiwanese nukes, would that actually deter China? Would it be more a matter of how many?

As a general rule, I prefer to not see anybody new develop nuclear weapons -- the more nations that have them, the more likely for a gigantic "OOOPPS!!" to occur. Not the kind of thing we want to see anytime soon.

maybe u know nuclear tec is not a hightec now,any country can try to build it by itself,many countries possess it, blackmarket is a perfect approach. uranium and other components related to atom bomb can easily gained in previous countries of soviet union. and inexpensive.