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chances are very high
that it was CTX.
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Tell me more about the CTX.
:33:09
CTX is a new type ofenergy...
:33:12
originally invented by
Korea Energy Development Lab.
:33:15
We've been working on
turning it into a weapon.
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At first, we had problems with
its delicate detonation conditions...
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but the test we did last month
was successful.
:33:28
People atyour agency
know about this too.
:33:31
It'll bring a sensational change
to the military's weapons systems.
:33:37
How's it different
from the conventional bombs?
:33:39
It's a liquid bomb.
:33:43
What's most amazing about CTX is
that it's indistinguishable from water.
:33:48
When it's in a normal state,
there's neither smell nor color...
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and you can't detect the liquid itself
with any devices.
:33:56
Yet the effect is
ten times more powerful than...
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any other bombs you've ever seen.
:34:03
What ifa black-market dealer got it?
:34:07
He could get the information on it,
but not the CTX itself...
:34:12
becauseyou need three or four
approvals to release it.
:34:18
If Mr. Kim took a bribe
to hand it over...
:34:21
he would've returned the money.
:34:25
Where's it made and kept?
:34:27
That's confidential. Sorry.
:34:31
But CTX has never been
released until today.
:34:36
How areyou so sure?
:34:38
When CTX is released...
:34:40
it goes through three
authorization checkpoints...
:34:44
and this morning
everything was in order.
:34:48
You're saying it was released
this morning?
:34:51
For the weapon show tomorrow...
:34:55
it's being transferred
to headquarters as we speak.