North Korea slams UN nuclear agency as US mouthpiece
- North Korea has criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency for being a "paid trumpeter" for the United States and accused the agency of joining a U.S.-led pressure campaign against North Korea's nuclear programs. This comes after the IAEA adopted a resolution calling for North Korea to curb its nuclear programs.
- Pyongyang's Ministry of Nuclear Power Industry released a statement condemning the resolution and accusing the IAEA of "cooking up" the resolution. The statement criticized the agency's involvement in the pressure campaign against North Korea.
- North Korea's denunciation of the IAEA highlights the ongoing tension between North Korea, the United States, and the international community over North Korea's nuclear ambitions. The statement reflects North Korea's defiance and refusal to comply with international demands to denuclearize.
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North Korea was asked to curtail its nuclear programs. The country is reacting to this with severe criticism of the IAEA nuclear authority.
North Korea slams UN nuclear agency as US mouthpiece
North Korea on Monday denounced the UN atomic watchdog for joining a U.S.-led pressure campaign and “cooking up” a resolution over its nuclear programmes, calling the agency a “paid trumpeter” for Washington. An unnamed spokesman of Pyongyang’s Ministry of Nuclear Power Industry released a statement criticising a resolution adopted on Friday at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) general conference that calls for the North to curb its …
The international atomic authority is warning of an imminent North Korean nuclear test. This is not well received in Pyongyang — and the replica is accordingly clear.
North Korea slams UN nuclear agency as US mouthpiece
North Korea has criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for joining a US-led pressure campaign and passing a resolution calling for North Korea to curb its nuclear programs. Pyongyang referred to the IAEA as a "paid trumpeter" for the US and accused the agency of spreading false stories about an imminent nuclear test. North Korea's status as a nuclear weapons state is described as "irreversible." The IAEA has not had access to N…
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