PoliticsChina’s disarmament association urges IAEA to step up oversight of Japan’s plutonium stocks
Dai Huaicheng, chairman of the China Arms Control and Disarmament Association, told TASS that Japan holds 44.4 tons of plutonium and urged the IAEA to increase the scale and frequency of comprehensive controls. He said Japan’s nuclear-cycle rationale for growing reserves does not withstand criticism, citing limited reactor use and a supply-demand imbalance.
China’s disarmament association urges IAEA to step up oversight of Japan’s plutonium stocks