North Korea Enriches Enough Uranium for Multiple Nuclear Bombs, Says Seoul

Seoul's spy agency reports significant advancements in North Korea's missile capabilities and uranium enrichment efforts.

North Korea has likely enriched enough uranium to build a 'double-digit' number of nuclear bombs, according to South Korea's National Intelligence Service.
Kim Jong Un's recent visit to a uranium enrichment facility signals a defiant stance towards Washington ahead of the U.S. presidential election.
Seoul's spy agency estimates North Korea possesses about 70 kilograms of plutonium and a substantial amount of weapons-grade uranium.
North Korea conducted missile tests shortly after Kim's facility visit, showcasing new missiles designed for both conventional and nuclear strikes.
Analysts speculate North Korea may delay a nuclear test until after the U.S. election, potentially opting for other provocative actions like long-range missile tests.