US EditionNorth Korea won’t abandon nukes and is ready to conduct nuclear test, US says
- North Korea condemned joint military exercises by the U.S., Japan, and South Korea, calling them a threat to its sovereignty and nuclear capabilities.
- U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard indicated that North Korea may conduct another nuclear test 'on short notice,' which would be its seventh since 2006.
- North Korea's state media warned that further provocations would face an 'overwhelming' response, asserting its commitment to national defense.
- The U.S. Seventh Fleet stated that their trilateral naval exercises were carried out 'consistent with international law' and with respect for the rights of other states.
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North Korea won’t abandon nukes and is ready to conduct nuclear test, US says
North Korea has no intention of abandoning its nuclear weapon program and appears prepared to carry out a nuclear test on short notice, according to a new U.S. intelligence assessment, providing a glimpse of how the Trump administration may approach DPRK threats. The 2025 Annual Threat Assessment released by the Office of the Director of […]
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