Pakistan’s Nuclear Bomb by Hassan Abbas

📘 Pakistan’s Nuclear Bomb by Hassan Abbas
☢️ Defiance, Deterrence, and Global Dilemma

Pakistan’s Nuclear Bomb is a gripping, in-depth analysis of how Pakistan defied global norms to develop one of the world’s most controversial nuclear arsenals. Written by acclaimed scholar and former insider Hassan Abbas, this book traces the secretive, high-stakes journey of Pakistan’s nuclear ambition—from its inception post-1971 war to becoming a central pillar of its national defense strategy.

Through compelling storytelling, the book unveils how political instability, military dominance, scientific ingenuity, and international diplomacy shaped the country’s nuclear trajectory.

🔍 What You’ll Discover:

• How the 1971 India-Pakistan war fueled the nuclear quest

• The role of Dr. A.Q. Khan and Pakistan’s clandestine nuclear network

• International reactions, sanctions, and diplomatic pressures

• How nuclear capability redefined Pakistan’s military doctrine and foreign policy

• Critical insights on safety concerns, nuclear proliferation, and strategic deterrence

💡 Why You’ll Read It:

• Balanced and well-researched by a trusted expert in South Asian geopolitics

• Offers a nuanced view into nuclear deterrence in a volatile region

• Essential for readers of military strategy, international relations, and security studies

• Sheds light on the intersection of national pride, power, and global responsibility