We start this morning in Washington...<br />Following reports that new movements have been detected at North Korea's key missile-launch site,... U.S. President Donald Trump says he wouldn't be pleased with the North Korean leader if the regime is indeed rebuilding the site. <br />Kim Hyo-sun has our top story. <br />President Trump has stressed he would be (quote) "very disappointed" if North Korea is reassembling parts of its Dongchang-ri missile site,... which was previously used to test engines for the regime's ICBMs. <br />Speaking at the White House on Wednesday,... Trump also cautioned it was a very early report.<br /><br />"But I would be very, very disappointed in Chairman Kim and I don't think I will be but we'll see what happens, we'll take a look. It will ultimately get solved."<br /><br />New satellite images revealed by U.S.-based North Korea-monitoring website, 38 North, suggest the regime began rebuilding the launch site just days after the Hanoi summit ended prematurely with no agreement. <br />While no movement was detected since August last year,... recent satellite imagery shows new work took place between February 16th and March 2nd. <br />Two cranes were added to the site while the rail-mounted transfer building has also been rebuilt with new walls and a roof.<br />Materials that had been seen stacked next to the building a few months ago also appear to have been removed. <br />Responding to the latest developments, the U.S. State Department says the North will stick to its denuclearization pledge,... as promised between the leaders of both sides. <br />Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News. <br />
