CIA & IB Nuclear Espionage on China
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In this gripping episode of Prime Stream, presented by the Independent Intelligence Alliance, we dive deep into the chilling Cold War mystery of the lost nuclear espionage device on Nanda Devi. Following the major 1964 Chinese Lop Nur nuclear test, a secret joint mission between the CIA and Indian Intelligence Bureau set out to install a plutonium-powered monitoring station on the Himalayan peak. Led by the legendary Indian mountaineer Captain M.S. Kohli, the elite expedition faced a catastrophic blizzard in 1965, forcing them to abandon the SNAP-19C nuclear generator containing five kilograms of deadly plutonium-238 near the mountain summit. Decades later, this dangerous radioactive payload remains lost in the shifting glaciers, posing an ongoing environmental threat to the Ganges headwaters and sparking local legends of a radioactive ghost. Explore the high-altitude intelligence paradox, the failed recovery missions at Nanda Kot, and the political fallout of this secret alliance. Subscribe, share, and follow Prime Stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, and YouTube today.