North Korea reveals first images of uranium enrichment facility, state media says, amid nuclear program expansion

North Korea has recently unveiled its uranium enrichment facility, which is capable of producing weapons-grade material. The facility was visited by Kim Jong Un, who urged increased efforts to expand the country's nuclear arsenal. This is the first time North Korea has publicly disclosed details of its facility since its first nuclear test in 2006. The facility is used to produce highly enriched material through the use of centrifuges, which spin the original material to increase its concentration. Kim Jong Un has called for the facility to increase its production and has urged his engineers to expand their efforts. The images of the facility have been released by North Korea and will likely be pored over by foreign governments for intelligence. The country is under UN sanctions for its banned weapons programs, and the development of its nuclear arsenal is a major concern for the international community.