Is North Korea to restart nuclear reactor
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rose mery
Yes, very soon N. Korea will restart it.
eAnswers Team
It seems like North Korea is strongly willing to restart the Nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007.According to North Korea they are doing it so as to produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production.
H.P.Dubey
Yes North Korea is to restart a mothballed nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007 in a move that could produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production,The announcement came as the United States bolstered its forces in Korea and after a speech by leader Kim Jong-un was published in which he praised the country’s nuclear weapons as a “deterrent”.
rose mery
Yes, very soon N. Korea will restart it.
eAnswers Team
It seems like North Korea is strongly willing to restart the Nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007.According to North Korea they are doing it so as to produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production.
H.P.Dubey
Yes North Korea is to restart a mothballed nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007 in a move that could produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production,The announcement came as the United States bolstered its forces in Korea and after a speech by leader Kim Jong-un was published in which he praised the country’s nuclear weapons as a “deterrent”.
rose mery
Yes, very soon N. Korea will restart it.
eAnswers Team
It seems like North Korea is strongly willing to restart the Nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007.According to North Korea they are doing it so as to produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production.
H.P.Dubey
Yes North Korea is to restart a mothballed nuclear reactor that has been closed since 2007 in a move that could produce more plutonium for nuclear weapons as well as for domestic electricity production,The announcement came as the United States bolstered its forces in Korea and after a speech by leader Kim Jong-un was published in which he praised the country’s nuclear weapons as a “deterrent”.