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    North Korea stops dismantling missile test site because of continued US sanctions

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    North Korea stops dismantling missile test site because of continued US sanctions Empty North Korea stops dismantling missile test site because of continued US sanctions

    Post by Rocky Fri 24 Aug 2018, 2:30 am


    North Korea stops dismantling missile test site because of continued US sanctions

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    North Korea has suspended its dismantling of the missile engine test site because of continued sanctions by the United States.
    "The satellite images of the Suhai satellite launch station showed on Aug. 16 that there were no major decommissioning activities, either at the Missile Engine Test site," the US-South Korean joint US-38 website said in a report read by Xinhua. Or launch pad since the third of this August. "
    The "38 North" report said that "significant progress has been made in removing the test site from July to August," noting that "the components that were removed in the past are still stacked on the ground."
    Earlier, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said reports that Pyongyang had begun to dismantle its facilities at Suhai Station were in line with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's pledge during his summit with US President Donald Trump , In Singapore on June 12. Ending / 25

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