India expresses concern over transfer of sensitive technology at the United Nations
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India recently expressed deep concern over the transfer of sensitive technology during a United Nations meeting. India states that the illegal transfer of weapons and the misuse of sensitive technology worldwide have become a major threat to global security.
In his statement, the Indian representative said there is a fear that weapons of mass destruction could fall into the hands of terrorists or non-state actors. If such technology falls into the wrong hands, it could further deteriorate the law and order situation in the region.
Although India did not name any country directly in its statement, experts believe the reference is directed toward Pakistan. India demands that the international community should establish strict regulations to monitor such technology in order to mitigate the threats of terrorism.
There has been no official response from Pakistan on this matter yet. However, Pakistan has always emphasized that it is a responsible nuclear state and adheres to all security measures in accordance with international standards to protect its defense assets.
This situation sparks an important debate regarding security in South Asia. It is the responsibility of the United Nations and other international organizations to ensure that sensitive technology is used only for peaceful purposes and does not threaten the security of any country.
Sources: Swarajya
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