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N. Korea ‘resumes plutonium extraction’
FT ^ | 4/26/09 | Christian Oliver
Posted on April 25, 2009 9:51:34 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
North Korea says it has resumed reprocessing spent nuclear fuel rods to extract plutonium, further raising the diplomatic stakes after it launched a long-range rocket over Japan earlier this month.
The announcement comes as a sharp rebuff to China and Russia, the closest countries North Korea has to allies, which have been urging Pyongyang to resume six-party talks, the diplomatic framework aimed at getting the communist state to dismantle its nuclear bomb programme.
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N. Korea (Recently) Made 3~4 ICBM’s (1 used; 1 ready; 1~2 in storage)
Chosun Ilbo ^ | 06/02/09 | Yoo Yong-won
Posted on June 1, 2009 9:07:22 PM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
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N. Korea (Recently) Made 3~4 ICBM’s.
Ammunition supply to its navy and shore artilleries in West Sea(Yellow Sea) doubled.. practicing blitz amphibious landing.
N. Korea had produced 3~4 ICBM-class missiles(or rockets) by the end of last year. This implies that N. Korea could have one or two more long-range missiles in addition to the rocket launched last April, and the one now moved to the new Dongchang-ri test launch site. In a related development, N. Korea is said to have recently instructed its navy in West Sea(Yellow Sea) to more than double its ammunition supply, and its military is practicing blitz amphibious landing, and other activities, indicating that they are gearing up for (military) provocation.
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