Punggye-ri nuclear test facility in North Korea. (Pic: Google Maps)
North Korea Covers Tunnel at Nuclear Test Site -- New York Times
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has put a cover over the entrance of a tunnel at its main underground nuclear test site to foil American intelligence efforts to determine whether a detonation there is imminent, a South Korean military official and media reported on Friday.
The news comes a day after a South Korean general said “brisk” activity had been spotted at the site. North Korea has said it will conduct a third nuclear test to retaliate against the United Nations Security Council’s unanimous decision last month to respond to a rocket test by tightening sanctions on the country. The North’s media cited the country’s top leader, Kim Jong-un, as ordering his military and government last week to take “high-profile” measures, suggesting that the test might happen soon despite international warnings against it.
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More News On North Korea Preparing For A Nuclear Test
Here's the North Korean Nuclear Site That They're Trying to Hide From the World -- The Atlantic
North Korea 'Hides Nuclear Test Site Tunnel' -- SKY News
North Korea Has Reportedly Camouflaged Its Nuclear Test Site -- Business Insider/AFP
U.S.: North Korean nuclear test 'soon' -- CNN
US Navy Chief Warns Pyongyang Over Nuclear Threats -- Voice of America
North Korea warned on nuclear test -- UPI
S. Korea warns North: Don't conduct another nuclear test -- CBS/AP
S. Korea Issues Warning to North Against Nuclear Test -- Voice of America
South Korea warns of tough measures as North nuclear test seen imminent -- Reuters
North Korea’s Nuclear Needs -- Council On Foreign Relations
North Korea Nuclear Test: What Will Pyongyang's Scientists Explode? -- Huffington Post/AP
Mounting nuclear and missile menace -- The Hill
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