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Secret Nuclear Locations? US intelligence questions doubts about North Korea's nuclear disarmament
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"This is not an irrevocable contract"
Trump and Kim praise their agreement. But there are no concrete measures or timetables for North Korea's nuclear disarmament, not even at the press conference that will follow. Steffen Schwarzkopf summarizes them.
At the summit with Donald Trump, Kim Jong-un promised the complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. According to a press report, US intelligence agencies now have information that nuclear enrichment continues.
U Intelligence agencies suspect North Korea, despite negotiations on nuclear disarmament, to secretly intensify enrichment of uranium through nuclear enrichment in recent months . The Pyongyang regime has indeed destroyed a nuclear warfare test site in recent months. However, apart from the famous Yongbyon treatment plant, there are several secret atomic sites where nuclear enrichment continues. Pyongyang could try to cover this, reported the NBC News television channel, citing US government circles
The report says that enriching uranium serves military purposes. NBC relies on five people who know the intelligence information. "There is absolutely indisputable proof that they are trying to deceive the United States," the channel said. The background of the information is the latest intelligence estimate. There is clear evidence that North Korea is trying to deceive the United States, the channel quoted an unnamed government official as saying. The secret service of the CIA of the United States and the State Department did not want to comment.
