كليدواژه :
كنترل تسليحات , علوم نظامي , حكومت , برنامه هسته اي ليبي , برنامه هاي هسته اي , armament control , علوم دفاعي , disarmament , معاهده منع گسترش سلاح هاي هسته اي , International Atomic Energy Agency , واكنش هاي خارجي , Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons , سلاح هاي هسته اي , nuclear weapons , آژانس بين المللي انرژي اتمي , nuclear programs , خلع سلاح
چكيده لاتين :
Despite its membership in International Atomic Energy Agency (1963) and Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (1975), Libya began to make every effort to develop its nuclear technology from the very onset of its revolution in 1969. These activities which- according to the head of the 1AEA- were developed from 1995, were largely advanced through the black market and Abdul Qadeer Khan, "father of Pakistanʹs nuclear program" and continued also in parallel with the missile sector. The discovery of a contraband shipment of nuclear equipments for Libya, followed by Muammar Qaddafiʹs admission of his secret plans to acquire nuclear weapons, paved the way for Libya to be disarmed. This surprisin.} move on the part of Qaddafi which originated from two types of causes -both civil and international-had implications that not only confined themselves to the inside of Libya, but also now prevail throughout the region and the world.
