UN says North Korea protects its nuclear missiles

North Korea is using to secure its nuclear capabilities and missiles so that they can not be destroyed by military attacks, UN observers said before a meeting between US authorities and North Korea to prepare for a second denuclearization summit.

US Special Envoy to North Korea Stephen Biegun to Hold Korean Counterpart in Pyongyang to Prepare Second Summit Between President Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un to be Held This Month , did he declare. US Department Monday.

Biegun, who spoke with the South Korean authorities on Sunday and Monday, said he hoped the meeting with his new counterpart, Kim Hyok Chol, would pave the way for a series of concrete points. at the summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un. "That there is a common understanding of the desired results with our joint efforts".

South Korean officials said an agreement could be sought at the meeting to speed up the denuclearization of North Korea, with the dismantling of the largest nuclear complex in North Korea, Yongbyon, which could involve measures United States, such as the Korean War between 1950 and 1953, and establish a liaison office.

However, UN sanctions enforcement authorities said in a confidential report sent to the Security Council's sanctions committee, according to Reuters, that "they have found evidence of the continuing trend of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to disperse its intelligence centers. " badembly, nuclear storage and testing ".