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Any idea or guess on the potential yield of this test bomb?

 

Current estimates are 6kt...which is either "not a successful test," or the North Koreans have managed some seventy years of technological advancement in about six years.

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...or they had help?

 

From who? No country who would help them has that capability, unless you want to posit that the Russians or Chinese are being two-faced about it.

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From who? No country who would help them has that capability, unless you want to posit that the Russians or Chinese are being two-faced about it.

 

No idea. Just saying it's another possibility for how they could make that kind of jump in tech so quickly.

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No idea. Just saying it's another possibility for how they could make that kind of jump in tech so quickly.

 

Occam's shaver. It's a fizzle.

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From who? No country who would help them has that capability, unless you want to posit that the Russians or Chinese are being two-faced about it.

I can't imagine any scenario in which this is a strong strategic ploy for Putin.

 

Chinese relations with Pyongyang have become strained recently over the domestic "disappearance" of North Korea's abasador to China, whom China apparently had a strong functional relationship with.

 

It isn't China either.

 

I lean strong toward "fizzle" as well.

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