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Post by sevenofnine on Jan 19, 2023 11:56:29 GMT -5
Check this out we not sure what happen to the workers The uranium mine that feeds North Korea's nukes has been rocked by a series of cave-ins, with the scale of the disaster visible from space. Jacob Bogle, who has created a comprehensive map of the country from satellite photos, discovered the collapse in recent images of the Pyongsan mine. The mine is the regime's main source of uranium ore, which can be refined into yellowcake and ultimately weapons-grade uranium. Now the mine has been hit by disaster, with satellite photos capturing the sudden appearance of large depressions in the earth close to the mine entrance. Mr Bogle said all the signs pointed to a collapse. He said: 'The Pyongsan mine is underground, so the only visible aspects of it should be tunnel entrances, surface facilities like crushing equipment, and piles of coal. 'However, what has developed at the mine is a series of irregular pits with no associated activity – no trucks, no bucket excavators, and nothing to suggest they were created to facilitate mining.' Two such pits, each more than 100 metres across, are clearly visible in satellite photos. Mr Bogle continued: 'This area of www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11652513/North-Koreas-nuke-CAVES-Tunnels-collapse-Kim-Jong-Uns-main-source-uranium.html?ito=facebook_share_article-floatingbar&fbclid=IwAR3SHYeyre17NXd2SX1-j0gLoBAeCbqXDHxl91qtNM5-4hLg59Nn5CJ39O8
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