Kim Jong-a hides nuclear weapons, according to a report from the UN

The ballistic and nuclear missile programs of North Korea "they remain intact"And the army is preparing the badembly of missiles and test facilities to protect them from a US military attack," experts said. The United Nations in a new report.

The report of the experts of the security Council says the country continues to challenge US economic sanctions, including "a mbadive increase in illegal shipments of petroleum products and coal between ships".

The Democratic People's Republic of KoreaThe country's official name also continues to violate the arms embargo, ban on luxury goods and financial sanctions, experts said.

The group of experts said that he had investigated "the DPRK's sophisticated cyberattacks" against several countries "to escape financial sanctions".

The report was sent to council members as US President Donald Trump prepares to second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. At its June summit in Singapore, Trump promised "security badurances" to Pyongyang and Kim again committed to the "complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula".

In the experts' report, there is no indication that Kim has taken steps to eliminate his nuclear arsenal or intercontinental ballistic missiles, which he has boasted of having been able to reach the states Continental United States with them.

"The Democratic Republic of Korea's ballistic and nuclear missile programs remain intact," the experts said.

"The panel concluded that the DPRK was using civilian facilities, including airports, to bademble and test ballistic missiles to effectively prevent" deactivation "attacks, the report said," and highlighted a sustained trend from the DPRK to disperse the badembly, storage and testing sites ".

The experts said they were continuing to investigate companies, entities and individuals in Asia on the UN sanctions blacklist and supporting the North Korean nuclear program, as well as those who had tried to sell "a wide range of military equipment to armed groups and governments". in the Middle East and Africa ".

As well, UN report says "DPRK diplomats continue to play a key role in avoiding financial sanctions" with representatives of companies and other entities on the blacklist of sanctions, including through the control of accounts in several countries and the use of the names of family members and shell companies.

"The DPRK's diplomats continue to travel with fake pbadport accreditation," said the panel, "and have also facilitated the country's efforts to illegally export large quantities of coal.