This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Associated Press.

President Duda of Poland calls on the U.S. to place nuclear weapons in Poland.

At the same time, there is an item pointing to the fact that the U.S. is freshly anxious about South Korea

in a special language here, that South Korea is also evidencing interest in nuclear weapons

because of the threat from North Korea and China and the Eurasian combination of Moscow, Tehran, Pyongyang, and Beijing.

Henry, a very good evening to you.

The South Korea matter is new to me.

Poland has been very aggressive about saying Belarus has nuclear weapons.

We want nuclear weapons.

And Germany is rethinking about nuclear weapons with the new Merz government.

What about South Korea?

Good evening to you, Henry.

Good evening.

It's great being on your show.

Well, South Korea has made it very clear that they've always wanted to get close to nuclear weapons.

They've tried to do it covertly a few times.

Overtly, they want to have enrichment.

They claim to make a nuclear submarine,

which now the North Koreans are reported to be working on.

But, of course, enrichment, as we know,

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