According to the Washington Post, US intelligence services see signs of building new missiles in North Korea.
Referring to intelligence officers who spoke on condition of anonymity, the newspaper writes that North Korea is probably building at least one, and possibly two, missiles at a major research center in Sanumdong.
The Washington Post writes that new evidence, including satellite photographs, indicates that we are talking about intercontinental ballistic missiles on liquid fuels that are built at the plant where the first such missile was created, capable of reaching the territory of the United States.
The publication notes that the new intelligence does not mean that North Korea has expanded its potential, but rather says that it continues to work on the development of advanced weapons a few weeks after the summit of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Singapore.