North Korea rejects US denuclearisation calls, vows to strengthen nuclear force
Most outlets led with North Korea’s rejection of U.S. denuclearisation demands and its commitment to expanding its nuclear capabilities. Framing varied slightly, with some emphasizing the U.S. “hostile policy” as a central cause, while others focused more on North Korea’s stated rationale for its nuclear buildup.
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North Korea rejects US denuclearisation calls, vows nuclear buildup
North Korea has rejected repeated US demands for denuclearisation, accusing Washington of maintaining a hostile policy and
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North Korea says hostile US policy unchanged, vows to strengthen nuclear force
North Korea said on Monday the United States’ hostile policy remained unchanged and vowed to continue strengthening its nuclear force, rejecting repeated US calls for its denuclearisation. In a statement carried by state media KCNA, a foreign ministry spokesperson accused Washington of maintaining a confrontational stance through its commitment to the “complete denuclearisation” of North Korea,...
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North Korea says hostile US policy unchanged, nuclear arms to keep growing
SEOUL: North Korea said on Monday the United States’ hostile policy remained unchanged and said its nuclear weapons were an absolute guarantee of sovereignty that would continue to be strengthened. A statement from its Foreign Ministry carried by state media KCNA also said expecting any easing of regional tensions was “meaningless” and that North Korea’s.
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North Korea says hostile US policy unchanged, vows to strengthen nuclear force
North Korea's FM spokesperson says nukes an 'absolute guarantee for defending' country's sovereignty
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