Koreajoongangdaily North Korea Reiterates Commitment to Nuclear Arsenal Amid G7 Criticism
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- •North Korea rejects G7's denuclearization demands, asserting its nuclear status as constitutional.
- •Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui accuses G7 nations of double standards regarding nuclear issues.
- •The G7 reaffirms commitment to North Korea's denuclearization and condemns its military actions.
North Korea's Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui has firmly rejected the G7's calls for denuclearization, asserting that the country's nuclear status is an irreversible constitutional right. Choe condemned the G7's criticism as a violation of North Korea's sovereignty and accused the U.S. and Britain of proliferating military nuclear technology. She emphasized that North Korea's nuclear arsenal serves as a powerful guarantee of national sovereignty and self-defense, aligning with the UN Charter. The G7 foreign ministers, meeting in Paris, reiterated their commitment to North Korea's complete denuclearization and condemned its military support for Russia. Choe dismissed the G7's demands as unrealistic and called for respect for North Korea's nuclear status instead. The situation highlights ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula and raises concerns about regional security.
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