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Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy.

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facility where officials now acknowledge they extracted plutonium to build nuclear weapons. The massive implosion at the Yongbyon facility is intended to be a powerful public symbol of a move to end nuclear …

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The United States and others accuse Iran of seeking to develop nuclear weapons under the cover of a nuclear energy programme. Tehran denies the charge. While US officials say they do not plan an attack, they will not take the option of …

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… Yongbyon nuclear center had been the most visible symbol of the North’s nuclear program and a focus for US satellite surveillance. Steam spewing from the tower meant that the North’s main nuclear reactor was operating to make plutonium.

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North Korea has demolished a 20m tall cooling tower at its main Yongbyon nuclear reactor, in a dramatic public show of its commitment to and a six nation aid-for-disarmament deal. The tower was blown up shortly after 1600 local time …

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Russia plans to sell advanced antiaircraft missiles to Iran and finish work on a nuclear reactor at Bushehr, though spent fuel from that reactor could eventually be diverted and reprocessed into weapons-usable plutonium. …

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In that he never has designed or worked in a nuclear reactor, never has designed or worked on nuclear weapons, in fact never has done anything of a practical, hands-on nature in the nuclear field, to call David Albright an expert is a …

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THE 60-FOOT-HIGH cooling tower at North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear reactor came tumbling down in a cloud of dust yesterday, producing a television picture that US officials have been seeking for more than two years. …

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The BBC’s world affairs correspondent said that blowing up the cooling tower meant it would take North Korea about a year to revive its plutonium production, and it would be obvious if it was doing so. …

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