Pompeo says the report on the dismantling of North Korean tests is in line with commitments

Reports that North Korea dismantled facilities on a rocket test site are consistent with Pyongyang's commitment at a summit last month, but Korea's North must go further and denuclearize. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday.

After meetings with his Australian counterpart in California, Pompeo said that the United States had pressured North Korea to allow the inspectors to dismantle Sohae. North, Kim Jong Un, at the Singapore Summit in June with US President Donald Trump.

When asked at a joint press conference on additional measures to be taken by North Korea, Pompeo said: "They must completely completely denuclearize, these are the measures that President Kim has taken."

While Pompeo was speaking in California, Trump told an audience of US veterans in Kansas City that he was expecting the remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War from 1950 to 1953 were quickly returned by North Korea. the president was successful at the summit and was slow to materialize.

"As you may know, we are also working to bring back the remains of your arms brothers who gave their lives to Korea," Trump said. "I hope that very soon these fallen warriors will begin to return home to rest in peace on American soil."

The 38 North Washington Research Center reported Monday that satellite images from the Sohae satellite launch station last week indicated that North Korea had begun dismantling a building used to mount space launchers. and a rocket engine shed used to develop liquid fuel engines for ballistic missiles and space launchers.

The report of the 38 North Center indicated that it was a first step towards the realization of a promise made at the summit and a significant step forward in the construction of confidence, as doubts grew over North Korea's willingness to abandon that threatens the United States