South Korea has told the International Atomic Energy Agency that it intends to consult on plans involving a nuclear-powered submarine and has submitted related declarations. The move could begin discussions about safeguards, oversight and the handling of nuclear material under international rules. Seoul has not provided all technical details, including the proposed propulsion system, timeline or operational scope. The initiative is likely to attract attention from neighboring countries and raise questions about regional security, nonproliferation commitments and future naval capabilities.
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