Seoul: North Korea declared on Saturday that his nuclear weapons are not for negotiation purposes, but are designed for the use of combat against enemies that represent a threat to their people and global peace, according to a report of their state media .
The statement occurs after the president of the United States, Donald Trump, received Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ihiba at the White House on Friday. The two leaders expressed their commitment to ensure that North Korea ends their nuclear weapons program.
Kcna did not mention the meeting between US and Japanese leaders, but cited comments reported by NATO officials and the EU that reiterated the demands of a complete denuclearization of North Korea.
“We say this clearly again: our nuclear weapons are not an announcement to obtain the recognition of anyone and even less a negotiation chip to be exchanged for some money,” Kcna said in a statement.
“Our nuclear forces are the use of unwavering combat to quickly eliminate any attempt from the enemy forces that violate the sovereignty of our country and the security of our people and threaten world peace,” he said.
North Korea has not responded directly to Trump’s Oberturas to resume contact with his leader Kim Jong Una and, on the other hand, emphasized his intention to “reinforce” his nuclear forces.
Trump said Friday that “he will have relations with North Korea and with Kim Jong a”, and added that he had a good relationship with Kim. The two held unprecedented summit meetings during Trump’s first presidency.
On January 20, when he was inaugurated for his second term, Trump said the north was a “nuclear energy”, asking questions if he would look for weapon reduction conversations instead of denuclearization negotiations.
“The two leaders expressed their serious concerns and the need to address the nuclear and missile programs of Norte Conversations said.
