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US general will not get briefing from CIA and he is just pissing in the air and CIA didn't know much either YET Pakistan officially warned the Americans a weak before Indian test about Indian intentions. In nutshell Pakistan know more about Indian program then yanks. Is it sheer stupidity or your silly nationalism which is making you look like a complete idiot here?
It seems you are Gen Zinni right side testicle. Other then that, I can't find any logic to your verbal diaherra.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&s...Ulg-CKPFD5HWLNTVQ&sig2=vUbkoMnqakntO9-tpXNuqQ
P4-type: Western intelligence data suggest that Pakistan developed an ad-
vanced centrifuge in the mid-1980s. Accordingly, this machine is based on a
Durch Urenco design, designated SLM, later known as the TC-10.22 Report-
edly, the rotor has a diameter of 14.5 cm, a length of 3.2 m, and is operated
at 508 m/s. The separative performance of the P-4 has been quoted as 21
SWU/yr.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/rdenever/PPA%20730-11/Albright%20and%20Hinderstein.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiytMuTh-vSAhVGAsAKHZzzD-0QFggdMAE&usg=AFQjCNFMltADDC1T-NDJaAufVhkWR_6BEA&sig2=k7pL_Uq-AyQh2RgTd-MdnQ
However, inspectors noticed that someone modified the design in distinctive
ways. In addition, the original drawings were shown to inspectors, and their
labels are in English, not Dutch or German. According to intelligence
information, the design resembles one built by Pakistan in the 1980s and
early 1990s that is sometimes called the P1.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.hi...sanjani/story-FUUGESDD5UTOINUxuq0HwN_amp.html
Former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has lifted the lid on Pakistan’s role in the development of Iran’s nuclear programme, saying Pakistan provided designs and technology, including 4,000 used centrifuges for enriching uranium.
We fuking build the damn new generation centrifuges, we setup another state (Iran) nuke proragme with our own albeit used centrifuges, we been churning fissile material since 80s, hell we make and design the machines which produce weapon grade fissile material, and here we are, a random Indian trolls coming up with silly arguments. We don't go about stealing plutonium from IAEA safeguarded Canadian reactor and blow it up in some random desert and call it "smiling buddha".
HA HA HA
We may not had provided any technology to any party but it doesn't make our nuclear program inferior or your program superior.We have a solid & alive nuclear program.Basically all those technologies you use are under the shed of China & stolen blueprint..But obviously credit to you for great adaptation ...
In context of the boasting you are portraying, India began initial Research and Development (R&D) work on indigenous centrifuges(Although few parts used to get by bidding but designed by purely India & used Indigenous composites & steel) at the Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC) as early as 1972. The experimental centrifuge program’s first milestone was achieved in 1986 with the installation of the first cascade consisting of about 100 machines that was able to produce 2% enriched uranium. The same year, India’s Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) began construction of a larger centrifuge enrichment facility.
Also in Rare Materials Plant at Rattelhali, Mysore which was commissioned around 1990. RMP alone has around about 4000 centrifuges in two or three cascades.In 1997 India found breakthrough with the development of super-critical centrifuges by itself...
India already enjoys a huge advantage in existing stockpiles over Pakistan with a 2013 stockpile of 2.4 ± 0.9 tons of HEU (30-40 enriched=800 kg weapon-grade HEU); 750 kg of weapon-grade plutonium and 5.0 tons of weapon-usable reactor-grade plutonium produced by India’s Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors. This stockpile of reactor-grade plutonium has been designated as “strategic” and would therefore remain outside safeguards. These fissile material holdings are currently sufficient for producing 187 warheads from WG Pu @ 4 kg/warhead; 32 warheads from WG HEU @ 25 kg/warhead; 625 to 1875 warheads from Reactor-Grade Pu @ 8 kg/warhead. The existing reservoir of fissile material will continue to be increased through additional production and very large reprocessing facilities that are nearing completion and are in the pipeline (EFBR and Dhruva-2) in the next five years along with “the planned integrated nuclear [reprocessing] plant for handling close to 500 tonne/year of heavy metal” at Tarapur..
Also if you are not done with humiliating yourself,
India has also designed a next generation nuclear reactor. In its final stages of development the AHWR is being tested at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai as part of the third stage of India's nuclear energy programme, which envisages the use of thorium fuel cycles for generating commercial power.It will be fueled by U233 which will be converted from Thorium..For your basic info India has 25% of Thorium world reserve which could provide power upto at least 10000 years or more.This reactor will be alive end of this year...
http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2015/12/17/india-new-fuel-h-bombs_n_8816564.html
"Kelleher-Vergantini( an analyst at the Washington DC) concluded that the footprint for enrichment facilities planned in the new complex would enable scientists to produce industrial quantities of uranium, although the institute would only know how much when construction had progressed further. As Kelley examined photos of the second site, he was astonished by the presence of two recently expanded buildings that had been made lofty enough to accommodate a new generation of tall, carbon-fiber centrifuges, capable of working far faster to enrich uranium than any existing versions.
Nuclear experts express the productiveness of these machines in Separative Work Units, abbreviated to SWUs (pronounced swooz). Kelley concluded that at the second site, the government could install up to 1,050 of these new hyper-efficient machines, which together with about 700 older centrifuges could complete 42,000 SWUs a year — or enough, he said, to make roughly 183 kilograms (403 pounds) of weapons-grade uranium. A new H-bomb, with an explosive force exceeding 100,000 tons of TNT, would require just 4 to 7 kilograms of enriched uranium, according to the International Panel on Fissile Materials, a group of nuclear experts from 16 countries that seek to reduce and secure uranium stocks.
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The International Panel on Fissile Materials estimates that the Arihant class submarine core requires only 65kg of uranium, enriched to 30 per cent. Using this figure and the estimated capacity of the centrifuges India is installing in Mysore alone — not even including Challakere — Kelley concluded that even after fueling its entire submarine fleet there would be 160kg of weapons-grade uranium left over, every year, or enough to fuel at least 22 H-bombs."
I am just showing you how India would look like after a whooping 10 years in context of you were doing such big claims..Now you can go weep yourself with those colorful history & pride..
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