Pyongyang: America see North Korea’s “nuclear disarmament” sleep
reports Mehr News Agency The secretary -general of the Central Committee of the North Korean Party and the powerful sister of Kim Jong -un, the leader of the US dream of disarmament Pyongyang, called it raw.
Jong has emphasized that North Korea will never surrender its nuclear weapons program. His remarks have been made in response to last week’s meeting between senior US, South Korea and Japanese diplomats. At the meeting, the parties emphasized their commitment to exert pressure and effort to disarm North Korea.
He emphasized that the goals of North Korea’s nuclear weapons expansion have been deployed in the country’s constitution, saying that any foreign consultation on the Pyongyang nuclear disarm will be considered “the most hostile action” and equivalent to the negation of its country’s independence.
“If the United States and its puppet forces continue to insist on the obsolete idea of” nuclear disarmament “, they will only endorse the legitimacy of North Korea that have previously created the most powerful nuclear forces to defend themselves,” said North Korean foreign policy official.
, North Korea’s nuclear weapons status “will never be reversed with any insidious physical or deception.” Tensions in the Korean Peninsula have been exacerbated as the North Korean Army’s nuclear capabilities continue to strengthen and deepen relations with Russia.
US President Donald Trump says he plans to communicate with Kim Jong-un to revive diplomacy, but North Korea has not yet responded. Kim and Trump met with Trump’s first term, but their diplomacy immediately collapsed after disagreement over US -led sanctions in exchange for North Korea’s move to adjust its nuclear and missile program.
Sister Kim Jong Un’s statement came a day after South Korea claimed to have fired a warning beam to drive a group of North Korean soldiers crossing the border. According to the South Korean Joint Staff, about 5 North Korean soldiers carried some weapons crossed the military border line on the eastern part of the two Korea border.
