North Korean leader Kim Jong Il inspected the facilities, because Pyongyang put pressure on the Trump administration
Seoul, South Korea -South Korea- State media reported on Wednesday that North Korean leader Kim Jong UN checked a facility that produced nuclear substances and called on the country's nuclear energy, because the north hopes to increase the right after working in US President Donald Trump. American pressure.
Kim's interview showed that although Trump said he was willing to talk to Kim Jong Il again to restore diplomacy, he continued to emphasize the expansion of the North Korean nuclear arsenal. Many analysts believe that North Korean weapons are part of the strategy of winning a diplomatic speech with Washington, which may lead to assistance and political concessions.
South Korea's official Central News Agency reported that Kim Jong Il visited nuclear material production bases and nuclear weapons research institutes. It did not say the location of these facilities, but Kim Jong Il's visit showed that he might visit the uranium wealth set facilities that went to September last year. This visit was the first time North Korea disclosed uranium enhanced facilities because it showed a 2010 visit to American scholars.
In the recent visit, Kim Jong Il praised scientists and others to “produce weapons -level nuclear materials and strengthen the country's nuclear shields.”
On Sunday, North Korea stated that it tested the cruise missile system known for this year's third weapon display and vowed the “most difficult” response to the upgrade of our so -called South Korean military exercises in southern South Korean.
North Korea regards military training in the United States and South Korea as an invasion and rehearsal, although Washington and Seoul have repeatedly stated that their exercises are essentially defensive. In recent years, the United States and South Korea have expanded military exercises to respond to North Korea's advanced nuclear programs.
At the beginning of Trump's second term, the prospects for the revival of the United States and North Korea, because Trump encountered gold three times in his first term. Trump Kim Jong Il's diplomacy in 2018-19 argued due to economic sanctions on North Korea, and it collapsed.
In the Fox News interview on Thursday, Trump called “a smart guy” and “not a religious fanatic”. When asked if he would contact Kim Jong Il again, Trump replied, “I will, yes.”
Many experts say that Jin may think that his bargaining ability is greater than the earlier round of diplomacy than Trump, because the country's nuclear arsenal has expanded and deepened his military connection with Russia.
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Klug report from Tokyo