South Korea's intelligence services have detected movement suggesting North Korea is preparing for international inspections of its missile and nuclear test sites, a lawmaker said on Wednesday.
Following a closed-door meeting with National Intelligence Service (NIS) officials in Seoul, lawmaker Kim Min-ki of the ruling Democratic Party told assembled media the NIS has reportedly been “closely tracking” the DPRK's nuclear and missile facilities.
South Korea's intelligence services have detected movement suggesting North Korea is preparing for international inspections of its missile and nuclear test sites, a lawmaker said on Wednesday.
Following a closed-door meeting with National Intelligence Service (NIS) officials in Seoul, lawmaker Kim Min-ki of the ruling Democratic Party told assembled media the NIS has reportedly been “closely tracking” the DPRK's nuclear and missile facilities.
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