Uranium for 20 nukes repatriated from Japan in U.S. operation

Uranium for 20 nukes repatriated from Japan in U.S. operation

TOKYO, Japan - This November file photo shows Kyoto University's research reactor in a suburban area of Osaka, from which highly enriched uranium has been removed for repatriation to the United States. The reactor will be converted to a low enriched uranium-fueled reactor by summer 2009.

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