Experts confirm: North Korean raketlanceersite to shoot rebuilt

The North Korean raketlanceersite in Sohae is operational again, a week after the second summit between the American president Donald Trump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is a failure turned out to be. As a result of the earlier rapprochement between the two countries was North Korea the site begin dismantling, but from satellite images, it appears that they quickly resurrected. Two think tanks in Washington, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and 38 North, may decide from this that the site is again operational.

On the basis of the satellite images from yesterday had the same think-tanks yesterday announced that the rebuilding of the city just before or just after the failed summit in Hanoi started. After that news let Trump know that he was "very very disappointed" by the North Korean leader, as that information would be correct.

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According to 38 North is a lanceersite and a site for testing rocket engines rebuilt, and that "at a high tempo". "This shows that North Korea quickly and without much doubt, the actions can turn that had been taken for its nuclear programme to dismantle," says CSIS.

"This is a challenge for the American target to come to a final, irreversible and verifiable denuclearisering. The actions of North Korea constitute an insult to the diplomatic strategy of the president and show the North Korean disappointment, after the refusal of Trump to the economic sanctions to be lifted.”