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In August 2004, South Korea revealed the extent of its highly secretive and sensitive nuclear research programs to the IAEA, including some experiments which were conducted without the obligatory reporting to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) called for by South Korea's safeguards agreement. The failure to report was reported by the IAEA Secretariat to the IAEA Board of Governors; however, the IAEA Board of Governors decided to not make a formal finding of noncompliance. South Korea is one of the few countries that has the raw materials and equipment to produce a nuclear weapon but has not.[citation needed] If the South created nuclear weapons it could change the balance of power on the Korean peninsula. The United States has constantly reassured the Republic of Korea that thei

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  • In August 2004, South Korea revealed the extent of its highly secretive and sensitive nuclear research programs to the IAEA, including some experiments which were conducted without the obligatory reporting to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) called for by South Korea's safeguards agreement. The failure to report was reported by the IAEA Secretariat to the IAEA Board of Governors; however, the IAEA Board of Governors decided to not make a formal finding of noncompliance. South Korea is one of the few countries that has the raw materials and equipment to produce a nuclear weapon but has not.[citation needed] If the South created nuclear weapons it could change the balance of power on the Korean peninsula. The United States has constantly reassured the Republic of Korea that thei
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  • In August 2004, South Korea revealed the extent of its highly secretive and sensitive nuclear research programs to the IAEA, including some experiments which were conducted without the obligatory reporting to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) called for by South Korea's safeguards agreement. The failure to report was reported by the IAEA Secretariat to the IAEA Board of Governors; however, the IAEA Board of Governors decided to not make a formal finding of noncompliance. South Korea is one of the few countries that has the raw materials and equipment to produce a nuclear weapon but has not.[citation needed] If the South created nuclear weapons it could change the balance of power on the Korean peninsula. The United States has constantly reassured the Republic of Korea that their own nuclear arsenal will suffice in times of danger against North Korea, but recent studies show that over two thirds of South Koreans prefer nuclear weapons to be in their own control, which in time might become a possibility, especially due to the balance of military power changing from the U.S to the ROK in 2015.
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