Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!North Korea has seemingly reopened a plutonium-producing plant – which could be used for nuclear weapons.Activity at the plant in Yongbyon Nuclear Science and Weapons Research Centre has picked up since February.Cooling water has been discharged, according to a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency.Part of it read: “The continuation of the DPRK's nuclear program is a clear violation of relevant UN Security Council resolutions and is deeply regrettable.”North Korea is suspected of using a nearby laboratory to separate plutonium from fuel, the Wall Street Journal reports.The IAEA has previously expressed fears that the plant may be aiming to turn the nuclear fuel into.
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