Jane’s Defense Weekly, a premier source on this sort of thing, says that if the initial reports of a .55 kT (half a kiloton) blast are correct “it would suggest that the test had been a “pre- or post-detonation” event (ie a failure), as it had been anticipated that North Korea’s first nuclear test would have a significantly higher yield.”
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