North Korea’s National Defence Commission (NDC) has reacted to the latest UN Security Council sanctions against their nation with a new statement condemning the body as a “marionette of the US” and mocking the resolution.
The NDC went on to promise a new nuclear weapons test in the future, as well as more work on the advancement of long-range missiles and warheads, saying they are all aimed at “our arch-enemy the United States.”
The NDC insisted that rocket tests would continue and that North Korea intends to settle accounts with the US “with force, not with words, as it regards jungle law as the rule of its survival.”
North Korea has tested nuclear weapons twice before, in 2006 and 2009, each time after the UN imposed new sanctions on them for attempting to launch satellites into orbit. The 2006 test is widely considered a failure, though the 2009 test appears to have been more successful.
For this development the USA and specifically Bush II. is responsible, who did "warn" "bad states" including North Korea, that he may even use nuclear weapons against them.
In opposite to this, North Korea had agreed to stop his nuclear program and did allow international supervision. In exchange of stopping the nuclear power plant that can produce Plutonium, USA promised to build another reactor type, which can not be used for Plutonium production. But USA did stop the construction of this nuclear plant – so NK did cancel again the contract, with the offer to come back, when USA is fulfilling its contract.
Almost ten years ago leaders of USA have informed the government of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea, DPRK, they also may enjoy the great advantages Libya and the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi reached, since Libya stopped nuclear and other weapon programs against non-aggression guarantees from the U.S. and NATO. The senators urged the DPRK to learn from the thriving development of Libya do the same as Gaddafi.
So actually DPRK must build missiles that can hit USA otherwise USA uses its nuclear missiles in the occupied Southkorea.
Isn't it the ability to react, that creates peace? USA is the most aggressive attacking country, which virtually anytime is in war with one or more countries. – totally in opposite to the DPRK.
well, this is the same scenario with Iran, will these jerk in Washington ever learn, they all seems to be suffering from tunnel vision syndrome.Its not about diplomacy its regime change they are interested in.Just look what happened to Saddam when he gave up his nuclear programme after being promise that sactions would be lifted, his country was invaded, looted, women and children slauthered and he is dead.And for you none believers just google "curveball"and the truth will set you free.
US asked fore that…..If there was not such "Axis of Evil without borders" – Duo US and Israel, world would be much safer place. China would not allow destruction of N.K. anyway, who wants US military on its borders? petr czech
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