North Korea says hostile US policy unchanged, nuclear arms to keep growing
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North Korea's Foreign Ministry criticized the hostile policies of the United States and emphasized the country's strengthening of its nuclear weapons.
In response to the U.S. reaffirming its goal of "complete denuclearization of North Korea," North Korea issued a statement through its Foreign Ministry spokesperson on the 31st, reacting by saying, "There is not the slightest change in our policy toward the U.S., which intends to respond to the U.S.'s unchanging hostile policy with the strongest possible force to the very end." U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un North
N. Korea denounces US hostile policy toward it, vows 'toughest' response
North Korea on Monday denounced the United States for maintaining what it called a "hostile" policy and vowed to respond with the "toughest" countermeasures. A spokesperson at North Korea's foreign ministry made the criticism, slamming Washington for pursuing "hostile" measures under the banner of denuclearization and human rights. "It is pointless to expect any detente in the region, given the grave situation where the U.S. persistent hostile p…
North Korea says hostile US policy unchanged, nuclear arms to keep growing
North Korea said on Monday the United States' hostile policy remained unchanged and said its nuclear weapons were an absolute guarantee of sovereignty that would continue to be strengthened.
The North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the lack of change in U.S. policy toward North Korea and expressed its determination to respond with the hardest possible force. It characterized the U.S. State Department's emphasis on denuclearization and the conduct of joint South Korea-U.S.-Japan military exercises as evidence of hostile policies, drew a line against the Trump administration's gestures for dialogue, and reaffirmed its h…
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