Michele Kearney's Snuffysmith's Blog: DOD Intel Views on N. Korea’s Nuke Advances Not Shared by Other Agencies: Clapper

Thursday, April 18, 2013

DOD Intel Views on N. Korea’s Nuke Advances Not Shared by Other Agencies: Clapper

DOD Intel Views on N. Korea’s Nuke Advances Not Shared by Other Agencies: Clapper

from GSN Daily News

A possible mockup of a North Korean strategic ballistic missile is rolled out during an April 2012 parade in Pyongyang. The recent finding by the Pentagon's intelligence arm that the North has likely learned how to miniaturize nuclear warheads is not shared by other agencies, according to the U.S. national intelligence director (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan).

By Rachel Oswald
Global Security Newswire
WASHINGTON -- The recent conclusion by a Pentagon agency that North Korea is likely able to fit nuclear warheads to ballistic missiles is not shared by the rest of the U.S. intelligence community, National Intelligence Director James Clapper told lawmakers on Thursday.http://www.nti.org/gsn/article/pentagon-intel-views-north-koreas-nuke-advances-not-shared-other-agencies-clapper/

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