Thread: Political graphics, etc

j/k!

Originally Posted by Nikos

That's a distortion.

https://www.history.com/news/north-k...reed-framework

"Just four pages long, the agreement said that North Korea would shut down its main nuclear reactor in Yongbyon, abandon two others, and seal fuel that could potentially be used to create a nuclear weapon. In exchange, the U.S. would provide oil to make up for the fuel lost from the dismantled plants and would build two new “light fuel” plants from which it would be harder to extract nuclear materials. If North Korea did try to get fuel out of the new plants, it would be easy for nuclear watchdogs to identify—and hard to hide. In addition, the agreement promised that the U.S. would lift economic sanctions and its diplomatic freeze on North Korea and agree that it would not use nuclear weapons of its own on North Korea."

Though I have not followed the details of this, there was a report of increased activity around the nuke facilities in N Korea as seen in satellite photos that was released last week.

Originally Posted by Nikos

We all know how that worked out.