North Korean FM Slams G7 Nations' Call for Denuclearisation, Says Its Nuclear Pursuit Remains 'Steadfast'
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North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui denounced a joint call Thursday from major countries for denuclearization of the regime, saying its commitment to nuclear buildup remains "steadfast." Choe made the remarks in a commentary released by state media, after the Group of Seven (G7) advanced nations issued a joint statement following their foreign ministers' meeting in Paris earlier this week. The joint statement strongly condemned the North'…
North Korea has rejected a joint statement by G7 foreign ministers calling for an end to its nuclear program and said it remained firmly committed to possessing nuclear weapons. The statement was carried by North Korea’s official KCNA news agency and quoted by Reuters. “The commitment to possessing nuclear weapons is unwavering,” Pyongyang said. North Korea also said it would continue to accelerate the development of its means of deterring milit…
(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Yoon Bo-ram = North Korea “cannot be realized” in a joint statement by the foreign ministers of the seven major countries (G7), which reaffirmed their commitment to 'complete denuclearization of North Korea'...
North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui stated on the 12th, “We strongly condemn and reject the G7’s malicious criticism of our state’s constitutional rights, and once again most clearly reaffirm the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s unwavering will to possess nuclear weapons, which will not be shaken by anything.” Foreign Minister Choe made these remarks via the Korean Central News Agency on the same day.
North Korea on Thursday rejected a call by G7 foreign ministers for denuclearization, calling it "theoretically and practically impossible." In a separate statement published by the official KCNA news agency, the regime announced it would accelerate the development of its deterrent capabilities.
North Korean Government declared that commitment to nuclear weapons remains unshakable after communiqué issued by the international group
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