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North Korea attempts to preserve some of its nuclear storage and production facilities while potentially hiding them from the United States, the Washington Post reported Saturday citing sources official. 19659003] Evidence gathered since the June 12 summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump indicates the existence of secret production and development According to the newspaper, nuclear weapons would be cited by the US authorities under the guise of anonymity.
According to sources quoted by the newspaper, North Korea intends to keep part of its nuclear material reserves and its production facilities, hiding them from the United States .
This would imply that Pyongyang seeks to continue his nuclear program although Kim committed to "work for" the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula at the summit with Trump, who was held at Singapore.
the terms of this denuclearization were not defined and no precise timetable was established for the dismantling of the North Korean nuclear arsenal.
The NBC News television network said this weekend that Pyongyang increased its production of nuclear fuel for atomic weapons, in several hidden places.
Citing unidentified intelligence sources, NBC said that North Korea intended "to obtain all possible concessions". ] of the United States instead of abandoning its nuclear arsenal.
"There is no evidence that (the North Koreans) are reducing their reserves or halting their production," the source told NBC
" There is absolutely no evidence equivocal that they are trying to deceive.United States "said the source, despite the recent nuclear reduction and missiles of Pyongyang.
The only known uranium enrichment center of North Korea is in Yongbyon, though there are secret reports
State Secretary Mike Pompeo stated that he planned to meet Kim to complete the commitment to nuclear disarmament but insisted that the North Korean leader was serious about it. 19659003] "There is a lot of work" between Pyongyang and Washington, "My team is already doing it, I will probably be traveling (to North Korea) soon," he said. "We must still develop all these underlying things what the commitments we made that day in Singapore."
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