<p>Pakistan now fears its sizable nuclear arsenal could be vulnerable, reported the News International.<br /><br />Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan dismissed those concerns as the US' "excuse" to pressure the Pakistan government into fighting the Taliban, who he portrayed as the country's "true protectors".<br /><br />"Pakistan is the only Muslim nuclear power state," Ehsan told the Wall Street Journal in a telephonic interview from an undisclosed location. He said the Taliban had no intention of changing that fact.<br /><br />He mocked Pakistan's willingness to work with the US, saying: "Isn't it a shame for us to have the Islamic bomb, and even then we are bowing down to the pressures of America."</p>
<p>Pakistan now fears its sizable nuclear arsenal could be vulnerable, reported the News International.<br /><br />Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan dismissed those concerns as the US' "excuse" to pressure the Pakistan government into fighting the Taliban, who he portrayed as the country's "true protectors".<br /><br />"Pakistan is the only Muslim nuclear power state," Ehsan told the Wall Street Journal in a telephonic interview from an undisclosed location. He said the Taliban had no intention of changing that fact.<br /><br />He mocked Pakistan's willingness to work with the US, saying: "Isn't it a shame for us to have the Islamic bomb, and even then we are bowing down to the pressures of America."</p>