After seeing off the pilot, Chen Xin's attention naturally shifted to that batch of weapons-grade enriched uranium.
This is truly good stuff, a weapon of mass destruction in the real sense.
There are only a handful of countries in the world capable of producing weapons-grade pure enriched uranium. Small countries simply do not possess the technological and industrial capability to research related technology.
Coupled with the control and blockade of nuclear technology by the five major powers, smaller nations have even less opportunity to research and manufacture this weapon-grade nuclear material.
If this were before the disaster, a batch of nuclear materials capable of manufacturing ten-kiloton tactical nuclear bombs would be extremely valuable. Although the cost of one kilogram of weapons-grade enriched uranium is about five hundred thousand dollars, it is practically priceless, and neither ordinary people nor ordinary countries could buy it.
