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Related: About this forumSatellite images show North Korea upgrading nuclear research facility: report
Satellite images from last week show that North Korea is making numerous improvements to the infrastructure at a nuclear research facility, according to a new study.
The images, obtained by North Korea analysis outlet 38 North, come just weeks after President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed an agreement that called for a denuclearized Korean peninsula.
The satellite photos indicate that North Korea is quickly progressing on several adjustments to the Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center.
The improvements include a new cooling water pump house, multiple new buildings, completed construction on a cooling water reservoir and an apparently active Radiochemical Laboratory. It is unclear whether the reactor is still in operation, the report said.
More: http://thehill.com/policy/international/394326-satellite-images-show-north-korea-upgrading-nuclear-research-facility
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(38,354 posts)I'm sure it's good working conditions for the scientists, engineers, and highly skilled labor, compared to other North Korean jobs anyways, but it's likely a living hell of toxic and radioactive chemical exposure for disposable unskilled labor.
Why use expensive robots when you've got political prisoners and people willing to die for their supreme leader?