The leaders of North and South Korea exchange a warm handshake Friday over the demarcation line that divides the two countries ahead of a historic summit.
"I am happy to meet you," Moon Jae-in told his counterpart Kim Jong Un as he became the first leader from the North to step into the South since the Korean war. Moon also briefly stepped into the North before walking back. — AFP
south korean intelligence. they have access to a lot more data than we do in the private sector. however this analysis think tank, they have put out this report indicating that this secret base that they say is operating at sino-ri is one of 20 secret bases around the country. these reports have come out periodically ever since the june 12th summit in singapore when president trump and kim jung-un signed that vague agreement to work toward complete denuclearization, an agreement that never indicated that north korea to it is close its top secret military facilities. and by the way lots of other countries have top secret military facilities as well. but you do wonder if the north koreans are genuine in their willingness to close all these things down. the fact that they are still upgrading and expanding some analysts feel president trump was hoodwinked. however the u.s. is aware of all this, they have gone into talks aware of all this, some accusing
president trump of not going tough enough on kim jung-un on this particular issue that north korea has failed to disclose what is believed to be a network of secret missile bases, 20 of them according to the analysis group beyond parallel. they released these new images that are no secret to u.s. intelligence. the united states military has been aware of this for quite some time. but in the private sector, it takes a bit longer to take a long at imagery like this. and they talk about this base at sino-ri which is operating in a location where missiles could be fueled and launched and pose a direct threat to military troops. obviously from a strategic standpoint, it is always concerning to know that north korea has a network of missile bases designed to launch attacks in the ents of a are war. but it is not a surprise and it is something that the united states has known going into negotiations with north korea and undoubtedly it will be a major point of discussion at this possible plann
korea, in particular, because it does provide that medium range. it puts a whole the whole korean peninsula under threat of attack from these missiles along with many ports of japan. they re missiles that north korea has deployed to the site. and north korea also uses sino-ri at the parallel. north korea s military is defending the sites with nearby anti-aircraft artillery and surface to air weapons. researchers suggest the administration should focus on this facility as part of their negotiations with north korea on trying to get them to sur representing their nuclear sites. shepard: north korea refusing to share details about other facilities? that s the issue and been the issue between the united states and north korea. the u.s. early on had requested that north korea provide a detailed accounting of what they have on missile sites, nuclear weapons and north korea has