North Korea’s nuclear program going ‘full steam ahead’, says IAEA chief
FILE PHOTO: Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, speaks during his press conference after the Board of Governors meeting of the IAEA at the agency’s headquarters in Vienna, Austria on September 14, 2020. (AFP-Yonhap)
VIENNA — North Korea’s nuclear program is going “full steam ahead,” U.N. atomic watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said in a speech to an annual meeting of his agency’s member states on Monday.
“In the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, (the) nuclear program goes full steam ahead with work on plutonium separation, uranium enrichment, and other activities,” said Grossi, who issued a report last month saying Pyongyang appeared to have restarted a nuclear reactor that is widely believed to have produced plutonium for nuclear weapons.
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