North Korea sparks new nuclear weapons fears

NORTH Korea sparks new nuclear weapons fears as experts confirm uranium factory is now active

The International Atomic Energy Agency watchdog has spotted fresh activity at Kim Jong-un’s ‘secret’ uranium factories, sparking new nuke bomb fears.

Kim Jung-un has repeatedly denied the existence of the Kangson nuclear site near the capital Pyongyang, which is what caused a breakdown in talks with Donald Trump last year. Now, the IAEA believes the facility is working with weapons-grade uranium once again.

Rafael Mariano Grossi, director general of the IAES, said: “We are trying to finetune the analysis on Kangson. In the beginning we were a bit more prudent, but with further analysis we can see that this is a relevant place where activity is taking place.”

Meanwhile, satellite images captured in May suggested that North Korea was building a new ballistic missile factory at Sil-li, close to Pyongyang’s airport.

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