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Inside North Korea’s Nuclear Factory: The “Little Boy Twin” That Made the U.S. Pause (Full Process)

Step inside North Korea’s nuclear factory and examine the design that analysts have described as a “Little Boy twin” — a comparison that made the U.S. pause. This full-process documentary explores the historical parallels, industrial context, and signaling behind a compact nuclear concept that echoes early atomic-era designs, without claiming equivalence or confirmed deployment. Rather than explaining how nuclear weapons are built or used, the video focuses on why comparisons are made, what those comparisons mean, and how analysts assess symbolism versus capability. Through an evidence-based lens, it explains why policymakers and experts in the United States paid close attention, how memories of 1945 shape modern threat perception, and why historical analogies still influence strategic debate today. High-detail visuals and careful narration help viewers separate what is known, what is inferred, and why it matters in contemporary global security discussions.