Ukraine denies al-Qaida nuclear claim

Ukraine denied today that some of its scientists had sold suitcase sized nuclear weapons to the al-Qaida terror group.

Tue, 10 Feb, 2004 - 13:41

Ukraine denied today that some of its scientists had sold suitcase sized nuclear weapons to the al-Qaida terror group.

The Foreign Ministry in Kiev said the reports were “disinformation”.

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