North Korea seems to be building intercontinental ballistic missiles

Washington North Korea is drafting a Washington Post report on one or two intercontinental ballistic missiles. US intelligence agencies have seen signs of construction at the Sanumdong research center in the suburbs of Pyongyang, the paper said, citing government insiders with intelligence reports. Despite the summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, North Korea is part of its nuclear missile and missile program. holds. Last week, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the US Senate Foreign Affairs Committee that the country continues to produce fuel for nuclear bombs, although he promised denuclearization.

Nevertheless, progress has been noted in the discussions between the US government and the leaders of Pyongyang. At the June summit, Kim agreed to work on a denuclearization, but did not mention any details. After the historic meeting in Singapore, the US president wrote in a Twitter post: "Everyone can feel a lot safer than the day I took office. There is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea. "

Meanwhile, military officials from North Korea and South Korea would have met for diplomatic talks on the common border.The gathering of high-ranking generals was designed to discuss ways to relax The army on the Korean peninsula, government officials in Seoul said Tuesday, announcements were not expected after the meeting, the two countries agreed in April to reduce tensions