'Growing scope' of North Korean nuclear weapons shown in unpublished UN report



Analysis ‘Growing scope’ of North Korean nuclear weapons shown in unpublished UN report DPRK activity linked to potential ballistic missile manufacturing and possible R&D on advanced weapons systems Ankit Panda August 6, 2020 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Rodong Sinmun North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction continue to be manufactured and maintained at a range of sites across the country. An unpublished and upcoming mid-term report by the United Nations Panel of Experts Established Pursuant to Resolution 1874 was obtained by NK Pro and sheds light on several facilities around the country. It also confirms that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s 2018 New Year’s Day guidance calling for the mass production of nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles continues to be taken seriously — even amid a general slowdown in testing activity during the second Read More © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. LATEST ANALYSIS 01What Kim Jong Un’s candid admission of failure says about his economic approach 02Plenum leadership reshuffles preview Kim Jong Un’s priorities for new year 0312K troops, 42 flights, 1 alliance: Thriving North Korea-Russia ties in numbers 04What to make of Kim Jong Un’s plenum call for ‘most hardline’ posture toward US 05North Korea building new warship likely to be country’s largest, photos show 06Suspected North Korean drone base and factory face construction slowdown 07Lessons from chaos: What Kim Jong Un sees in an era of global turmoil 08In 2024, Kim Jong Un swaggered on the global stage like never before

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‘Growing scope’ of North Korean nuclear weapons shown in unpublished UN report

DPRK activity linked to potential ballistic missile manufacturing and possible R&D on advanced weapons systems

Ankit Panda August 6, 2020

‘Growing scope’ of North Korean nuclear weapons shown in unpublished UN report

Rodong Sinmun

North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction continue to be manufactured and maintained at a range of sites across the country.

An unpublished and upcoming mid-term report by the United Nations Panel of Experts Established Pursuant to Resolution 1874 was obtained by NK Pro and sheds light on several facilities around the country.

It also confirms that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s 2018 New Year’s Day guidance calling for the mass production of nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles continues to be taken seriously — even amid a general slowdown in testing activity during the second

01What Kim Jong Un’s candid admission of failure says about his economic approach
02Plenum leadership reshuffles preview Kim Jong Un’s priorities for new year
0312K troops, 42 flights, 1 alliance: Thriving North Korea-Russia ties in numbers
04What to make of Kim Jong Un’s plenum call for ‘most hardline’ posture toward US
05North Korea building new warship likely to be country’s largest, photos show
06Suspected North Korean drone base and factory face construction slowdown
07Lessons from chaos: What Kim Jong Un sees in an era of global turmoil
08In 2024, Kim Jong Un swaggered on the global stage like never before

‘Growing scope’ of North Korean nuclear weapons shown in unpublished UN report

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