by SeaGypsy » Mon 29 Nov 2010, 01:01:08
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')Uranium and Artillery:
North Korean Revelations and Provocations
Discussed by Victor Cha and Kathleen Harrington
http://www.theseoultimes.com/ST/index.html Conflict on Yellow Sea— South Korean military fired back some 70 shells of artillery when North Korea fired some 200 shells on its Yeonpyeong Island on Nov. 23, 2010. Two S. Korean soldiers were killed and a dozen others were wounded in the attack.
On Nov 12, 2010, nuclear scientist Siegfried Hecker and his Stanford University colleagues John Lewis and Robert Carlin were taken on a tour of the recently updated Yongbyon Nuclear Complex in North Korea.They were shown an under-construction experimental light-water reactor (LWR), as well as an entirely
new facility housing 2,000 centrifuges, machines intended to enrich uranium for the new reactor.
Hecker and his colleagues expressed surprise at the sophistication and cleanliness of the new plant, characteristics that were not previously attributed to Yongbyon.
After he returned from his trip, Hecker privately informed the White House of these new revelations regarding the North¡¯s nuclear program, which the administration had suspected was continuing despite UN sanctions.
Following Hecker¡¯s revelations, North Korea fired scores of artillery rounds on November 23 near Yeonpyeong Island along the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the Yellow Sea. Two South Korean marines and two civilians were killed in the clash, and the island¡¯s 1,600 residents were partially evacuated.
This suggests Hecker's declaration was not immediate, 2 days lag from exposure to information handover is reasonable considering North Korean security and paranoia. Given the time difference the real lag is only about 1 day.