South Korea closes the North Korean nuclear test center The decision was made after the meeting of the Korean President recently.
International media reported Sunday (April 29th), citing South Korean President's Office.
South Korean President Wong Yong-chan said the North Korean Kim said that he will stop the country's nuclear testing center 'Pungeri' this May.
He said the North Korean leader pledged to do this work transparently. He also said that invited South Korea and US experts to attend.
On Friday (April 27th) a meeting was held between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Je -in. In the historic meeting, they declared the Korean Peninsula free of hemorrhoids.
The news has been told that the meeting was held after 65 years between Kiss and Inn after a few months of war with the United States. The possibility of such a meeting some days ago was unimaginable.
Not only that, it is said that Kim Jong-an's meeting with President Trump could be held in the next three to four weeks.
Meanwhile, the South Korean President's Office said, the time difference between Korea and China is half an hour. North Korea has changed its clock by making changes in time between the two countries.
But North Korean officially did not say anything about these issues yet.
The location of this nuclear station in the north-east mountainous region of North Korea. It is believed that this is the largest nuclear establishment in the country.
There was a nuclear test conducted by digging down the tunnel under Mount Montapole near the Pongry center.
Since 2006, six nuclear tests have been conducted here. The last test is run, in the last year of September. Then there were several earthquakes there.