The nuclear test ban and the verifiable denuclearization of North Korea/ Lassina Zerbo
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Arms Control Today Vol.48, No.9, November 2018, pp.06-09 (5)Summary: On October 7, the U.S. Department of State issues a readout which indicates that Kim Jong Un ''invited inspectors to visit the Punggye-ri nuclear test site to confirm that it has been irreversibly dismantled". Although the declared closure is welcomed, those present lacked the skills and equipment to confirm it. The author highlights that verification by Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization is key to permanently ending nuclear test explosions in North Korea. More in this article.
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On October 7, the U.S. Department of State issues a readout which indicates that Kim Jong Un ''invited inspectors to visit the Punggye-ri nuclear test site to confirm that it has been irreversibly dismantled". Although the declared closure is welcomed, those present lacked the skills and equipment to confirm it. The author highlights that verification by Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization is key to permanently ending nuclear test explosions in North Korea. More in this article.
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