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Overseas publication quotes unidentified officials familiar with serivicient information, and shows that US spying agencies have detected signs of rocket construction in a large research unit in Sanumdong, on the outskirts of Pyongyang. More recent reports suggest ongoing work in North Korean missile units, despite talks with the United States on arms and the summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump
The US state, Mike Pompeo, said last week at the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Pyongyang continued to produce fuel for nuclear bombs despite its promise of denuclearization. He insisted, however, that the Donald Trump-led administration continued to make progress in its talks with North Korea.
Trump wrote on Twitter after the Kim Summit in Singapore on June 12: "Everyone can feel safer now than the day you were appointed." There is no threat in North Korea. "
Kim Jong-a is committed to the same summit to act in the direction of denuclearization, but Pyongyang has not given details on how the process could take place.
Nuclear North Korea
2006
- 9 of October: North Korea announces the success of the tests of the first nuclear device
- 15 of October: The Security Council of the United States votes to Unanimity to impose financial sanctions on North Korea because of its nuclear test. Resolution 1718 calls on Pyongyang to eliminate all nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles
2007
- 13 February: Pyongyang agrees to shut down the nuclear reactor and calls on international inspectors to check. June: IAEA inspectors arrive in North Korea to discuss the freezing of the nuclear reactor, the first time that they have been admitted to the country since 2002.
- 2 September: Following bilateral talks at Geneva, the United States declares that North Korea agreed to dismantle all nuclear facilities by the end of the year
2008
- June 27: North Korea blows tower of Yongbyon nuclear reactor cooling in a symbolic motion to show its commitment to
- August 26: Pyongyang announced the cessation of its nuclear facilities, as a sign of
2009
- May 25: North Korea detonated an underground nuclear explosive device May 25: North Korea detonates an underground nuclear explosive device It is the second nuclear test in North Korea and it is thought that it is many times more strong that in 2006. [19659009] 2010
- 12 November: Seigfried Hecker, US nuclear expert, visits Korea, where he is presented with an advanced uranium enrichment plant in Yongbyon
2011
- 30 November: North Korean state media say progress is being made in the construction of a light water reactor and in production
2012
- Feb. 29: North Korea agrees to suspend the uranium enrichment program as well as nuclear tests and long-range missiles
2013
- Jan. 24: National Commission North Korea's defense said that it would proceed to a high level nuclear test.
- Feb. 4: North Korean state media say its leader, Kim Jong-un, has made a major decision "…" in terms of security and sovereignty during a military rally, despite the growing pressure exerted on Pyongyang to cancel its nuclear test plan
- 12 February: Korea's North conducts third nuclear test after Labor Party Political Bureau decides to continue launching long-range missiles
2016
- Jan. 6: North Korea makes fourth nuclear test despite the international opposition. The press announced that it had successfully completed a hydrogen bomb test
- 9 September: Pyongyang performs its fifth nuclear test on the occasion of the 68th anniversary of the Stalinist regime. The South Korean Defense Minister said the blast yield was supposed to be 10 kilotons, the highest ever achieved by North Korea.
2017
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