Team StratNewsThe father of Pakistan’s nuclear programme A.Q. Khan is dead. He was 85. He contracted the Coronavirus in August, recovered but as his condition deteriorated recently, he was readmitted to hospital. Khan gained notoriety for running a nuclear black market involving China and North Korea, which he later publicly confessed to before then president Pervez Musharraf.
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