North Korea rejected an IAEA resolution and will maintain its nuclear-armed status.
North Korea rejected an IAEA resolution and said it will maintain its nuclear-armed status.
OriginalSourceDawnLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished09:42 UTCSourceDawnLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished09:42 UTC
“North Korea says nuclear status 'irreversible' after UN atomic agency rebuke”
North Korea says its nuclear status is irreversible backed by deterrent
Key points
- Kim Yo Jong accuses IAEA of bias and double standards over a critical resolution.
- KCNA cites U.S. and S. Korea nuclear activities as ignored by IAEA.
- North Korea declares its nuclear status irreversible and defended by deterrence.
- Kim Jong Un conducted a three-day inspection of major munitions factories this week.
- Analysts note Russia helped modernize Pyongyang's military after a 2024 defense treaty.
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“North Korea Rejects IAEA Resolution, Vows to Keep Nuclear Status”
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North Korea rejected an IAEA resolution and said it will maintain its nuclear-armed status.