The United States President Donald Trump has on Wednesday said he would be “very disappointed” if reports alleging that North Korea has started its reconstruction of parts of its nuclear missile launch site is confirmed to be true.
According to ANI news reports, while addressing the media at the White House, the US president said, “I would be very, very disappointed in Chairman Kim. I don’t think I will be, but we’ll see what happens.”
Trump’s comments come after the National Intelligence Service (NIS) of South Korea informed on Tuesday Pyongyang has been restoring the parts of the nuclear missile launch site in Yongbyon, north to Pyongyang.
South Korea’s Yonhap news agency and two US think tanks reported on Tuesday, “(The North) appears to be putting back a roof and a door (to a Tongchang-ri facility).”
Trump did not deny or confirmed the reports, but however, asserted it may be proved to be a hurdle in reaching a nuclear and peace agreement with North Korea.
At the very same time, Trump appeared confident in reiterating that the US would soon reach an agreement with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. Trump said, “We’ll take a look. It will ultimately get solver.”
North Korea has been trying to restore parts of the Tongchang-ri nuclear missile launch site situated in Yongbyon in the north of Pyongyang, which it had begun to dismantle during the first summit between the two powerful nations, United Staes and North Korea, according to a report by the National Intelligence Services (NIS) on Tuesday.