Examples of using Yongbyon in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Yongbyon, which is used for making nuclear fuel and many other activities, is central to the country's nuclear program, which includes 10 to 20 assembled warheads,
other assessments, Yongbyon alone is estimated to have 50 kilograms(110 pounds) of weaponized plutonium, enough for six to 10 bombs,
The 5-megawatt reactor is part of North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear complex, the possible dismantling of which was
All the nuclear facilities in Yongbyon including the uranium enrichment plant and 5 MW graphite-moderated reactor were rearranged,
other assessments, Yongbyon alone is estimated to have 110 pounds of weaponized plutonium, enough for six to 10 bombs,
Even former US president Bill Clinton was put off from bombing the Yongbyon reactor in 1994 after defence officials told him that the intensity of combat with Pyongyang"would be greater than any the world has witnessed since the last Korean War".
All the nuclear facilities in Yongbyon including the uranium enrichment plant and 5 MW graphite-moderated reactor were rearranged,
Should the Yongbyon nuclear facilities, that include plutonium reprocessing facilities and uranium enrichment facilities,
roughly six nuclear bombs, Hecker, who toured the North's main Yongbyon nuclear facility in 2010, wrote in a
Even though former US president Bill Clinton seriously debated bombing the Yongbyon reactor in 1994, he was convinced by his defence officials that the intensity of combat with North Korea“would be greater than any the world has witnessed since the last Korean War”.
We discovered through overhead photography, and the majority of the purpose of Yongbyon was to produce plutonium for nuclear weapons. have no purpose other than the production of plutonium, that they were developing a complex at Yongbyon that seemed to.
What North Korea has indicated is they will permanently dismantle their nuclear facilities in Yongbyon, which is a very big part of their nuclear program,” South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said during a discussion at the South Korean mission to the United Nations.
If North Korea is genuinely willing to close down Yongbyon and to allow in inspectors… those are just partial steps,
on-site access- essentially nuclear explosive tests, missile launches, and operation of the Yongbyon reactor.
For the United States, this list could include all nuclear and missile tests, stopping plutonium and tritium production, stopping all uranium enrichment activity outside the nuclear center at Yongbyon, and other steps to stop North Korea building up its nuclear arsenal.
material production at undisclosed sites or beginning to dismantle nuclear facilities other than Yongbyon.
recent United Nations Security Council resolutions to be lifted and in exchange it would offer up the“nuclear production facilities in the Yongbyon area.”.
The agreement calls for North Korea to shut down its main Yongbyon nuclear reactor and allow international nuclear inspectors back into the country within 60 days in exchange for aid and diplomatic incentives.
Although the decision to reopen Yongbyon and continue uranium enrichment activities have been in the works since last year, the recent Korean Workers Party Central Committee meeting(March 2013)
The US found this out in 1994- long before North Korea had a nuclear weapon- when it planned a pre-emptive strike to destroy the North's Yongbyon plutonium reprocessing plant, only to find that its allies in South Korea(and Japan) were deterred by the risk of conventional retaliation.