North Korea manufactures nuclear reactor

Ready to launch a nuclear reactor on its territory is North Korea, reported the official news agency of the Asian country KCNA.
"Approaching the day when a light water reactor will operate in the Democratic Republic of Korea, which was built entirely with our own capital and technology," news agency KCNA.
The agency gave no more specific information regarding when it will be operational this reactor, but the mention of this nuclear facility included in an article that contradicts the U.S. and South Korean claims about the poor state of the economy of North Korea.
In November 2010 North Korea had announced the construction of such a facility in an American scientist, the Cheker Siegfried, who was visiting the country. According to data reported by Cheker, the authorities of the Asian country had told him that it is being built on the nuclear plant Giongkmpgion and would force 25 to 30 megawatts.
The light water reactors are difficult to be used to make nuclear weapons.