North Korea has stopped preparing to launch rockets

North Korea has stopped work to prepare for the launch of missiles "Musudan", which began a few weeks earlier, says the Japanese "Asahi Shimbun" on April 30.

According to this information, about April 20 foreign intelligence agencies failed to intercept a single radio reports testifying to prepare for launch. Usually, before the North Korean missile launch military exchange data telemetry, and radar systems were tested to track the trajectory of missiles launched.

The deployment of two complexes Musudan in eastern North Korea began in the first days of the month. Foreign intelligence then recorded increased activity and intense radio in the proposed start-up.

Preparing for missile launches in North Korea has begun on the background of another escalation of the situation on the Korean peninsula caused by the testing of nuclear weapons in North Korea and joint exercises with the U.S. in the South.

As part of this confrontation Pyongyang closed the Kaesong Industrial Park, where in 2004 the North Korean workers in the enterprise, created by South Korean businessmen. After the close of Seoul evacuated all of its citizens out of Kaesong.