For example, the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), a U.S.-based research group, says that North Korea is busy as a beaver, building its bomb-making capabilities. Based on commercial-satellite images, U.S. and foreign-government info and news reports, it says Pyongyang is up to something suspicious at the home of its plutonium-based nuclear-weapons program at Yongbyon — not even trying to conceal the work from prying eyes in the sky.
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