Officials from South Korea's National Intelligence Service have been briefing members of the National Assembly's intelligence committee on the recent CSIS report on North Korea's undeclared missile sites.<br />The agency said it was already aware of the current status of the Sakkanmol missile base mentioned in the CSIS report, adding activities there are not out of the ordinary.<br />They also briefed lawmakers on the North's current stockpiles, which include Rodong and Scud missiles. <br />The agency added that Seoul and Washington are keeping close tabs on the regime's nuclear and missile activities around the clock. <br />
