‘Result of external threats’: Kim Jong-Un’s sister says North Korea’s nuclear situation is permanent

The position of North Korea as an nuclear weapon state cannot be reversed, no matter how much demand it is from the United States and its Asian partners, according to a statement by the sister of North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong-un’s sister, reported by the state media on Wednesday.
The comment is likely that during the NATO meeting last week, there was a response to a joint statement made by South Korea, Japan and the United States Foreign Ministers.
According to the statement, the three ministers reiterated North Korea’s “commitment to complete commitment”.
North Korea’s nuclear weapons status, with its “enough and very strong Nuclear preventiveAccording to North Korea’s KCNA news agency, Kim Yo Jong said, “External threats and no matter how anyone denys. ,
He said that North Korea’s plan to develop its nuclear weapons has been written in its constitution, and said that any external talks about nuclearization are “the most hostile task” and the amount to deny the sovereignty of the country.
He said, “If the US and its vassal forces keep emphasizing ancronistic atomicization” … It will only give unlimited justice and justification to the DPRK’s advances after the creation of the strongest nuclear force for self -defense, “he said,” He said, using the official name of North Korea, the official name, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. “
He said that the position of North Korea’s atomic weapons can never be reversed by any physical strength or sly artific. “
“We do not care about anyone’s refusal and recognition and we never change our option,” he said. “This is our stable choice that can never be reversed by any physical strength or sly artifici.”
Tension has increased in the region as Kim Jong Un continues to show his nuclear capabilities and has strengthened the relationship with Russia during President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. Kim has not responded to restarting Seoul and Washington’s calls Counter -defense talks,
Despite the United Nations Security Council sanctions, North Korea continued to pursue nuclear weapons, as it first conducted an underground nuclear test in 2006.
It is believed that North Korea now has a reserves of nuclear weapons, although it has not conducted an atmospheric test.
The United States and its Asian partners have long called for a complete removal of North Korea’s nuclear program, but analysts believe that Pyongyang has carried forward the point of accepting such a deal.
US President Donald Trump has referred to North Korea as “nuclear power” and said that he was open to meet Kim Jong Un again. During his first term, the two leaders met at several summit conferences to try to reduce stress.
Kim now focuses on strengthening relations with Russia. North Korea has provided weapons and soldiers to support Russia’s war in Ukraine. Officials in Seoul are worried that in turn, Kim may get financial assistance and advanced technology to improve North Korea’s military capabilities.