IAEA members raise ‘concern’ over North Korea nuclear expansion
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Today, Thursday, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) expressed concern about the expansion of North Korea's nuclear programme, including the recent Pyongyang announcement of a long-term plan for what it called "strengthening nuclear power."
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On September 17, IAEA member states expressed concern about increased nuclear activity in North Korea.
IAEA members raise ‘concern’ over North Korea nuclear expansion
North Korea, under rafts of UN sanctions for its development of banned weapons, is believed to operate uranium enrichment facilities at sites at Yongbyon, Kangson and Kusong. It cut off access to IAEA inspectors in 2009. Since then, the agency has had to rely on satellite imagery and open sources to monitor the country’s nuclear […]
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