CNN: Satellite imagery shows activity at critical North Korean missile site
Recent satellite imagery shows vehicle activity at a critical North Korean missile site that could potentially signal early preparations for a missile or missile engine test, according to one administration official and three defense officials familiar with the latest US assessment.
Vehicles have been seen at the Sanumdong missile research center near Pyongyang in recent days, the officials said. The vehicles are not believed to be involved in fueling missiles and US officials are not certain whether North Korea may be moving toward the launch of a short-or-medium-range missile or an engine test.
The "activities are consistent with what we've seen prior to other missile tests," one senior US official said. The officials, however, said there is no indication of an imminent test launch but added as always they cannot rule it out.
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WNU Editor: Too early to make any conclusions from what a few satellite images may show.
4 comments:
Huh? They don't have ICBM's or bombs, our president said so in a tweet.
So many missiles they launched broke up over the Sea of Japan, does that qualify as a missile?
So when the Corona virus gets to North Korea, what is dictator going to do?
Hopefully invite Trump for talks.
And Bob does not know how chem-bio defense works.
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