South Korea Initiates Legislation for Nuclear Submarine Operations
South Korea's defense ministry announced it will begin drafting legislation for the operation of nuclear-propelled submarines in the first half of 2026, addressing the current lack of regulations on nuclear fuel and reactors specific to such submarines.
- Country:
- South Korea
South Korea's defense ministry revealed its plans on Tuesday to initiate the legislative process for nuclear-propelled submarines. This move is slated for the first half of 2026.
The ministry emphasized that there is a current absence of specific regulations addressing critical aspects like nuclear fuel and reactors unique to nuclear-propelled submarines.
In a briefing, officials highlighted the significance of this legislation to ensure lawful and safe operation of future submarines in line with international standards.
Advertisement
ALSO READ
-
South Korea Implements Pre-Review System for U.S. Investments
-
South Korea's Urgent Legislative Push Amid U.S. Tariff Turmoil
-
South Korea Fast-Tracks Legislation Amid US Tariff Threats
-
South Korea's Parliament Accelerates U.S. Trade Legislation
-
Diplomatic Boost: South Korea's President Congratulates Japan's New Leader
Google News