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Pompeo says N.Korea dismantling test site consistent with commitments by Pyongyang

By REUTERS

JULY 24, 2018 20:40

STANFORD, California - Reports that Pyongyang has started dismantling facilities at a test site used to develop engines for ballistic missiles were "entirely consistent with the commitment" made by North Korea's leader at a June summit with US President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.

"We've been pressing for there to be inspectors on the ground when that ancient test facility is dismantled, consistent with Mr. Kim's commitment," Pompeo said at a news briefing following meetings with his Australian counterpart.

Asked what further steps were needed by North Korea following the June 12 summit in Singapore between Kim Jong Un and Trump, Pompeo added: "They need to completely, fully denuclearize. That's the steps that Chairman Kim committed to."

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