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Syria's secret reactor

Evidence presented by the United States government on 24 April 2008 proved beyond reasonable doubt that the facility in northeast Syria destroyed in an Israeli air-strike on 6 September 2007 had been a clandestine nuclear reactor designed to produce plutonium. The Americans say the Syrian technology almost certainly came from North Korea. So the onus will now be on Pyongyang not only to follow through with dismantling its own plutonium-production facilities, but also to show its commitment not to engage in proliferation to other countries.