South Korean Lawmakers Push Bill for Nuclear-Powered Submarines
Members of South Korea's People Power Party have introduced a special legislative bill to authorize the development of nuclear-powered submarines. The proposal seeks to significantly upgrade the nation's naval defense capabilities.
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PPP lawmakers propose special bill on nuclear-powered subs
Lawmakers of the main opposition People Power Party on Thursday proposed a special bill aimed at supporting Seoul's push to build nuclear-powered submarines. The bill, introduced by PPP Rep. Yu Yong-weon, calls for establishing a nuclear-powered submarine strategy committee under the president to deliberate on major issues related to the country's nuclear-powered submarine program. "The current Defense Acquisition Program Act and Nuclear Safety Act have limitations in comprehensively reflecting
By The Korea Herald
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SEOUL, Aug. 27 (Yonhap) -- Lawmakers of the main opposition People Power Party (...
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