North Korea Warns US Nuclear Proliferation Could Trigger Catastrophe
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Washington ' s nuclear proliferation efforts have pushed the world ' s nuclear order into a crisis, as stated in a memorandum issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea, published by CTAC. " Open action by the United States on the vertical and horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons has undermined the foundations of the international non-proliferation regime and become a major…
The U.S. attempts to resume nuclear testing under the pretext of "fair competition" in order to accelerate the build-up of its nuclear forces and draw strategic opponents into the arms race, as stated in the memorandum issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the DPRK, published by CTAC. Washington seeks to resume nuclear testing under the pretext of "fair competition" to accelerate the build-up of its own forces, transfers RIA News. "What t…
The buildup of the US nuclear forces threatens a terrible catastrophe, according to a memorandum by the DPRK Foreign Ministry published by KCNA
The buildup of the US nuclear forces threatens a terrible catastrophe, according to a memorandum by the DPRK Foreign Ministry published by KCNA. "Examples of nuclear proliferation led by the United States, including the nuclear co-ownership with...
The build-up of U.S. nuclear forces and their activities to spread nuclear weapons and technology have brought the international nuclear order to a state of total destruction, and the continuation of this course could result in "a terrible nuclear catastrophe", as stated in the memorandum of the DPRK Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
North Korea on Tuesday accused the United States of driving the global nuclear order into "the worst crisis" through its "nuclear proliferation activities" and used the accusation to defend its own nuclear program. The accusation came in a foreign ministry's "memorandum" carried by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), hours after Vice Foreign Minister Kim Son-gyong told the U.N. General Assembly in New York that North Korea's nuclear program i…
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