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Why do you think you're right?
No new news
Why might you be wrong?
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Why do you think you're right?
Still no sign of a new test site having been built to replace the one destroyed by the most recent test, which was of a hydrogen bomb, the biggest explosion ever at that site.
Why might you be wrong?
We might not know of a new site having been built, or North Korea would do like Israel and detonate a nuclear test article in a remote region of the oceans, for example, the south Atlantic.
Star Commenter - Nov 2025
Why do you think you're right?
Going to just a Cromwellian 1%. IMHO, @grainmummy said it best:https://www.randforecastinginitiative.org/comments/207577
Why might you be wrong?
For yes, it would take just one leader of state who might have enough control over "the Arab street" to sign, believing he will get away with this.
Why do you think you're right?
So far there is no news of a new nuclear test site. The forecasters who argue that the new tunnel at the wreakage of the old test site might be used. However, the nuclear fallout likely from using that exploratory tunnel should deter Kim Jong Un.
In addition, like all other nuclear powers, once "enough" data has been gathered, they all have ceased tests. In the olden times, lacking today's computational technologies, the US and USSR conducted many tests, ending in 1992. In the case of North Korea, the last test was a hydrogen bomb, the pinnacle of nuclear explosives, and that nation has access to substantial computational technologies. North Korea's leader is well educated and sane, suggesting that he won't damage his nation with nuclear pollution and won't waste resources now that he can use computational means to design new warheads.
Why might you be wrong?
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