Report: Iran secretly helped N. Korea with nuclear program
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(Worthy News) – British officials fear that North Korea’s sudden advancement in developing nuclear weapons may be due to secret support from Iran, The Sunday Telegraph reported over the weekend.
Senior British government officials told The Sunday Telegraph that North Korean scientists alone could not have achieved the recent technological advances to the country’s nuclear program.
“North Korean scientists are people of some ability, but clearly they’re not doing it entirely in a vacuum,” one government official said.
According to the reports, the British Foreign Office is investigating whether “current and former nuclear states” helped North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in his drive to mount nuclear warheads on missiles. [ Source (Read More…) ]
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