A satellite image of the North Korea's main uranium enrichment plant at Yongbyon
* International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warns reactor has been started up
* Five-megawatt reactor at Yongbyon makes plutonium - key ingredient for bombs
* IAEA chief Rafael Grossi today warned NK was 'full steam ahead' with production
* Comes after NK launched a ballistic missile off the back of a train last week
North Korea's nuclear programme is going 'full steam ahead' and Pyongyang has restarted a reactor that 'produced plutonium for nukes,' the UN warned today.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) last month warned of activity around a five-megawatt reactor in the country's main nuclear complex at Yongbyon.
It produces plutonium, one of the two key ingredients used to make bombs along with highly enriched uranium.
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WNU Editor: This UN warning confirms earlier UN reports that North Korea has restarted its nuclear enrichment program .... U.S. says North Korea nuclear report shows "urgent need for dialogue" -official (Reuters).
But, but Fred used his official gmail account to tell us 3 days ago that it was a report by fake news organization. Is Fred calling the UN fake also.
ReplyDeleteThe strategic reverberations of the AUKUS deal will be big and lasting
ReplyDeleteStrangely North Korea was not making plutonium under the Trump administration. Why?
ReplyDeleteMore buffoonery from 3:25 and once again off topic.
ReplyDeleteReporter asks NK general, "Why do you need nuclear bombs?"
ReplyDeleteGeneral answers, "Because America bullies us. We noticed they don't bully countries with Nuclear weapons."
Reporter, "oh."
Pureblood human
Quick, let's get Blinken over there to talk some reason into them! Right, Antony? Antony?
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