Think of it as the original Iran Nuclear Deal. The Clinton Administration responded to North Korean missile testing by making a deal with them. North Korea was to stop their nuclear program, allegedly meant for peaceful energy production. The United States agreed to help the country build two so-called light-water nuclear reactors to produce power for the country. Those reactors were estimated to cost about $4 billion, and would be financed by South Korea, Japan, and possibly Germany, Russia and the United States, the Washington Post reported. The United States also agreed to provide heavy fuel oil to North Korea, which would have to halt plans to produce nuclear weapons and submit to international inspections. It would have to surrender spent nuclear fuel once the new reactors were built. The Bush administration suspended shipments for North Korea’s noncompliance with the deal.
3.) Clinton Tried To Pay Them Off
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