Institute: NKorea resumes work at old launch site

By Matthew Pennington

Published November 29, 2013 9:16pm ET

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Institute: NKorea resumes work at old launch site — WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. research institute said Friday it has detected a new construction at a North Korean missile launch site which the institute says is being upgraded to handle larger rockets. Commercial satellite imagery shows work has resumed after a monthslong hiatus at Tonghae, on the country’s northeast coast, on what looks like […]

WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. research institute said Friday it has detected a new construction at a North Korean missile launch site which the institute says is being upgraded to handle larger rockets.

Commercial satellite imagery shows work has resumed after a monthslong hiatus at Tonghae, on the country’s northeast coast, on what looks like a rocket assembly building and a launch control center.

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