N. Korea is building a new nuclear facility, here's why
North Korea has constructed a new uranium enrichment facility at its primary Yongbyon nuclear complex and expanded an annex at its Kangson enrichment site, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The watchdog reported that these developments indicate a continuous expansion of North Korea's nuclear infrastructure across multiple locations, potentially housing up to 28 centrifuge cascades and increasing its nuclear arsenal.
The expansion of North Korea's nuclear capabilities raises concerns about proliferation and regional stability, potentially influencing international negotiations and security dynamics.
The episode also discusses Vice News Editor-in-Chief Shane Smith's experiences in North Korea, the rationale behind President Trump's decision to abruptly end US-South Korea joint military drills, and North Korea's evolving relationship with Russia.