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North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs remain intact and Pyongyang uses airports and other facilities to protect its weapons against possible attacks, said Tuesday UN panel in a report to the Security Council. 5)
The sanctions against the Asian country were "ineffective", according to the authors of the document to which the AFP had access. The Kim Jong Un regime acquired illegal shipments of petroleum products, sold coal despite a ban imposed by the UN and violated an arms embargo.
"The nuclear and ballistic missile program of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea remains intact," the report said.
"The Panel found that North Korea uses civilian facilities, including airports, to bademble and test ballistic missiles to effectively prevent" decapitation "attacks."
The UN Security Council receives this report as US President Donald Trump prepares to attend a second summit with Kim Jong-a this month in the United States. hope to advance the denuclearization of North Korea.
The US government has advocated harsh economic sanctions against North Korea to the UN in retaliation for its nuclear tests and several ballistic missile launches in 2017.
But the country has traded Illegal petroleum, gasoline and coal using a network of ships to circumvent the sanctions with which they tried to deprive him of the income necessary to continue his weapons programs.
"These violations render ineffective the latest sanctions imposed by the United Nations," the report says.
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