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New Activity Reported at North Korean Missile Bases

July 11, 2006 :: AFP :: News

U.S. and Japanese satellite photographs have detected new activity at a North Korean missile base, reports the Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun. The photographs showed medium-range No-Dong missiles being set up on launch pads at a base in southeastern North Korea, as well as fuel tanks located near the launch pads. The missiles were later removed, according to the same report. On Sunday, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso also said that there were “visible signs” of missile activity near a North Korean base, presumably the same one. The new activity comes shortly after North Korea test launched as many as twelve missiles last week, including a long-range Taep’o-dong 2. (Article)

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