As the White house and Pyongyang to keep their mouth shut about exactly when and where their leaders will meet, fear that North Korea violates the spirit of the deal before it even sealed.
According to the U.S. government, a source who spoke to the diplomat on condition of anonymity, North Korea sent components associated with a new satellite carrier rocket, at least in the proximity of their Sanum-Dong missile research and development framework at the turn of the year. According to an anonymous source, the North Korean leader Kim Jong-UN visited the site in late December of 2017, shortly before the start of the movement.
Jeffrey Lewis, Director for non-Proliferation in East Asia at the James Martin centre for the study of problems of non-proliferation at the Middlebury Institute of international studies in Monterey, said that the decrease in snow between December 22 and 25 on the roof “it is known that used in the rocket Assembly” – a control sign of activity.
The diplomat also said the “accumulation of vehicles” on the website. The newspaper’s sources, the US said that US military intelligence had discovered seemed to them a heavy Transporter for the satellite equipment.
Cheong Seong Chang, senior researcher at the Sejong Institute, told NK news that “Pyongyang and Washington on their satellite launches are radically different and, thus, the crisis may occur again, and we cannot say that it does not end up with war.”
The Democratic people’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has been repeatedly convicted for attempted satellite launches, as analysts and international leaders argue that such triggers do not actually veiled ballistic missile tests. The last satellite launch North Korea Kwangmyŏngsŏng-4 in February of 2016, were thrown into orbit using the unha rocket, which partially utilizes the same delivery system in the country’s Taepodong-2 ballistic missile long range.
“Although the United States and its allies are trying to block our space design, our aerospace scientists have to conquer space and will surely set the flag of the DPRK on the moon,” said Hyun, Kwang Il, Director of research North Korea’s national aerospace development administration eight months after launch. He also said that the satellite “2,513 orbit and within one day after its launch he handed over 700 photographic images on the Earth.”
According to the analysis by 38 North, there was little activity at the Sohae launch station as of March 14, six days after the announcement of the Putin-Kim meeting.
If the North launches another satellite, say, in celebration of the 70th anniversary of people’s Republic of China in 1948 inception in September, it would be a violation of Security Council resolution 2087 of the UN, which forbids the country to participate in “the further development of technologies that relate to the DPRK’s ballistic missile programs”, including satellite launches.
Sourse: sputniknews.com
