The concern in Beijing and in Seoul was that it was precisely for what we would rather not have it be for, namely a hedge against a decision that they might have to take, they would think, to acquire nuclear weapons.
Addressing concerns over Japan's plutonium stockpile potentially leading to nuclear weapons.
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