IAEA: Nuclear Program North Korea progresses

vienna - North Korea has made great progress with its nuclear program. Having atomic watchdog IAEA announced Tuesday. The country has doubled the capacity of a factory suspected uranium enrichment. Of these, nuclear weapons can be made.

The situation seems to worsen, according to IAEA chief Yukiya Amano. According to him, North Korea not only expanded uranium enrichment, but also the production of plutonium. 'All signs indicate that North Korea is making progress, as they say it themselves. '

Pyongyang has made in recent years two nuclear tests and more than twenty missile tests. The international community is deeply concerned that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will eventually get a nuclear weapon in his possession. An agreement with North Korea on its nuclear program, as with Iran, there is not in accordance with Amano. 'The probability is very low. '