<p>The Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) said the black and white photo they have published show key parts of the reactor still in disrepair.<br /><br />"Based on an analysis of imagery, there do not appear to be any reconstruction efforts at the reactor site," the ISIS said.<br /><br />North Korea mothballed the reactor as part of a 2007 deal with the United States, China, Russia, South Korea and Japan, but recently said it would recover plutonium from fuel rods at the site.<br /><br />The image, dated August 10, shows a complex of buildings, including what ISIS said was the site of a destroyed cooling tower, with no signs of reconstruction.<br /><br />In April UN inspectors removed seals and switched off surveillance equipment the facility, as North Korea quit the six-party talks and ceased cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.<br /><br />The regime yesterday announced that it had reached the final stage of enriching uranium, its second way of making nuclear bombs.<br /><br />It also announced it was building more plutonium-based atomic weapons.</p>
<p>The Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) said the black and white photo they have published show key parts of the reactor still in disrepair.<br /><br />"Based on an analysis of imagery, there do not appear to be any reconstruction efforts at the reactor site," the ISIS said.<br /><br />North Korea mothballed the reactor as part of a 2007 deal with the United States, China, Russia, South Korea and Japan, but recently said it would recover plutonium from fuel rods at the site.<br /><br />The image, dated August 10, shows a complex of buildings, including what ISIS said was the site of a destroyed cooling tower, with no signs of reconstruction.<br /><br />In April UN inspectors removed seals and switched off surveillance equipment the facility, as North Korea quit the six-party talks and ceased cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.<br /><br />The regime yesterday announced that it had reached the final stage of enriching uranium, its second way of making nuclear bombs.<br /><br />It also announced it was building more plutonium-based atomic weapons.</p>