DPRK's nuclear test strongly opposed
Updated: 2016-01-07 07:42
By ZHANG YUNBI, LIU MINGTAI and ZHAO LEI(China Daily)
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DPRK missile and nuclear timeline
・ December 1985
Pyongyang joins Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
・ February 1993
International Atomic Energy Agency demands to inspect suspected nuclear waste sites
・ June 1994
Withdraws from IAEA
・ August 1998
Launches three-stage rocket Taepodong 1 over Japan
・ January 2003
Withdraws from non-proliferation treaty
・ February 2005
Announces that country has produced nuclear weapons
・ July 2006
Test-fires ballistic missiles
・ Oct 9, 2006
Conducts first underground nuclear test
・ February 2007
Agrees to scrap nuclear facilities in return for aid
・ April 2009
Launches three-stage Unha 2 rocket
・ May 25, 2009
Conducts second underground nuclear test
・ November 2010
Reveals uranium enrichment facility to foreign experts
・ December 2012
Successfully launches Unha 3, including placement of satellite into orbit
・ Feb 12, 2013
Conducts third underground nuclear test
・ September 2015
Restarts Yongbyon reactor
・ Jan 6, 2016
Pyongyang says it has tested a hydrogen bomb
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