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N.Korea ready to ‘counter-attack’ in face of USA ‘provocation’
The United States says it could still defend the South with long-range nuclear missiles based elsewhere and with bombs aboard Guam-based aircraft.
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There are three primary reasons that support President Obama’s statement that, indeed, the United States will never be able to accept North Korea as a nuclear state.
It should not be surprising that the North Korean foreign ministry criticized President Obama’s statement, arguing that his denial of North Korea’s status as a nuclear weapons state “is as foolish an act as trying to eclipse the sun with a palm”. Launch a surprise military attack to change the regime?
According to Business Insider, bribing officials for approved documents can cost up to $3,000, which is for most in North Korea an unthinkable sum.
The prospect of a unified Korea under Seoul’s leadership and the possibility of United States troops on China’s borders has always been a nightmare for Beijing.
Mineral resources account for about half of North Korea’s exports.
A woman ties wood she collected into a bundle as two children wait in Hyangsan county, North Pyongan, North Korea.
Pressed by a reporter on what leverage the USA has against China, she said, “we have a lot of leverage”, and pointed to an enhanced missile defense system and USA military deployments in Asia-both of which “China has no interest in”. It has said its own security has been compromised and that North Korea’s recent belligerence is due to this deployment.
The test, in violation of UN Security Council resolutions, brought immediate condemnation and calls for further tightening of economic and political sanctions against the already severely isolated communist regime. It has said it believes sanctions are not the ultimate answer and called for a return to talks. The talks began in 2003 involving the US, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea and North Korea, but Pyongyang walked out of the negotiations in 2009.
The UN Security Council released a separate press statement on September 9, following an emergency meeting to respond to Pyongyang’s fifth nuclear test. They said that although it is hard to estimate the exact amount of nuclear fuel the country possesses, its latest nuclear test shows there is no dearth.
Ambassador Cho Tae-young told Indonesian students on Wednesday that South Korea highly appreciated Indonesia’s consistent and strong disapproval of North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
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Floods in North Korea that have left hundreds dead or missing are the “worst disaster” to hit the country since World War II, state media said. Sanctions haven’t made much difference. His overarching ambition is to bring the U.S. to heel and force it to lift sanctions and meet North Korea’s needs with no strings attached. Its privileges, also on the opening pages, read: “The holder of this passport is under the protection of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea”.