Satellite imagery analysis has possibly helped to locate and identify a former nuclear related facility in North Korea, according to a report published by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) on Wednesday.
The report, authored by David Albright, is a preliminary site identification of an “early small-scale centrifuge enrichment plant” located within 45 kilometers of the existing Yongbyon nuclear research facility.
Satellite imagery analysis has possibly helped to locate and identify a former nuclear related facility in North Korea, according to a report published by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) on Wednesday.
The report, authored by David Albright, is a preliminary site identification of an “early small-scale centrifuge enrichment plant” located within 45 kilometers of the existing Yongbyon nuclear research facility.
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