| The UN Security Council said Tuesday it welcomed Libyaâs decision to abandon weapons of mass destruction programs but stopped short of saying the move could serve as a model for other nations. In a statement, the council called for quick action and urgent verification of the Libyan pledge, which came Friday as Tripoli took another step towards ending its long years of isolation on the international stage. But diplomats said nuclear power Pakistan, which Tuesday said some of its top scientists may have shared nuclear secrets with Iran, blocked wording that would have called the Libyan move a âmodelâ for other countries. |