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The US Is Overreacting To Weapon Developments: North Korea
Owing to the missile tests and questioning sincerity of Washington's offer of talks, North Korea on October 21, commented over the US's reaction and accused them of operating "double standards" over weapons development. However, "It is normal to conduct these tests like any other countries do to develop and check their defence capabilities," says the government of North Korea.
Tags: North Korea, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, missile testing
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North Korea Alleges USA Of Double Standards; Fires Missile Off East Coast
As per the South Korean military, North Korea fired a missile towards the sea off its east coast on September 28. The launch was before North Korea's UN envoy asked the US to abandon its hostile stance toward Pyongyang. North Korea's UN envoy Kim Song stated the nation was strengthening its defences and that if US stopped its hostile policies, it would react "willingly at any time" to proposals of discussions.
Tags: North Korea, South Korea, United States, Missile, Korean Peninsula
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War Will Come To An End If South Korea Shows Respect: Kim Jong's Sister
Seoul's 'Unification Minister' said that it is time to put the "never ending-war" to stop by collaboration and resuming talks from both the sides. In a Summit, Kim Jong's sister Kim Yo-Jong adviced South Korea not to point out others' mistakes and invite a proxy war. "Ending war and participating in an inter-Korea summit will happen only if South Korea shows respect," said Kim Yo-Jong on September 26.
Tags: Kim Jong-un, Kim Yo-jong, North Korea, South Korea
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Nuclear Operation Restarting In North Korean: UN Reports
The United Nations atomic agency has said that North Korea has once again started the operation of its main nuclear reactor that can be used to produce "nuclear weapon fuels". The operation is a direct threat to the US, the UN informed. Reportedly, there were indications of the operation of Yonbyon's radiochemical laboratory from mid-February to early July this year.
Tags: North Korea, UN Nuclear Watchdog, Nuclear Reactor, Atomic Agency
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North Korea Cautions US, South Korea For Risking 'Security Crisis'
North Korea on August 11 warned the US and South Korea against the joint military drills and said that both nations are risking a "serious security crisis" which could escalate tensions and risk a chance of enhancing relations. Reportedly, General Kim Yong Chol has condemned "Washington and Seoul for responding to Pyongyang's goodwill" with 'hostile acts'. Meanwhile, South Korea claimed North Korea has not answered routine calls despite… read-more
Tags: North Korea, South Korea, Washington, Joint Military Exercise
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North Korea's Citizens Concerned Over Kim Jong-Un's Weight Loss
The North Koreans are concerned over the weight loss of their leader Kim Jong-Un. According to NK News, Kim had gained 6-7 kg every year since he came to power in 2011 and his current weight is 140kg. The 37-year-old was witnessed much trimmer than before on a big screen in the street of capital Pyongyang while attending a concert. However, no reason for weight loss has been shared.
Tags: Kim Jong-un, North Korea, North Korean, Weight Loss (10300
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Zero COVID-19 Case In the Country; North Korea Notifies To WHO
In a very surprising claim, China's neighbour North Korea has told the WHO that it tested more than 30,000 people so far, but found zero cases of Covid-19. According to experts, while the whole world is battling against coronavirus, the country's claim is widely doubtful considering North Korea's poor health infrastructure. However, the WHO's monitoring report says 149 people, tested during June 4-10, reported influenza-like illnesses.
Tags: North Korea, kim jong un, Covid-19 Test, Covid-19, WHO
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North Korea Criticizes Countries For Stockpiling COVID-19 Vaccines
The North Korean state media has criticised other countries for stockpiling COVID-19 vaccines while other nations are facing a shortage. Addressing the 74th World Health Assembly, North Korea urged WHO to ensure equitable distribution of vaccines around the world. Furthermore, it asked WHO to make an effort for a complete examination in the ethical phase of health workers in order to preserve human lives and eliminate global inequalities.
Tags: North Korea, United Nations, WHO, Covid Vaccine
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North Korea Unveils Missile Touted As 'World's Most Powerful Weapon'
Ahead of US President-elect Joe Biden's installation, North Korea has revealed an unparalleled submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM). The state media displayed four large black-and-white missiles touted as "the world's most powerful weapon.” In a gigantic military parade, the country's leader Kim Jong-Un oversaw the display of the country's latest arsenal. The armoury revelation, highlighting North Korea's improving military prowess,… read-more
Tags: Kim Jong-un, Joe BIden, North Korea, Pyongyang, Ballistic Missile
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Kim Jong Un Apologises Over Death Of South Korean Official
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on September 25, apologised over the killing of a South Korean official near the countries’ disputed sea boundary earlier this week, after he was suspected of crossing over. In the letter addressed to South Korean president Moon Jae-in, he said he is “very sorry” about the incident and called it ‘unfortunate’. Kim's apology is expected to ease anti-North sentiments and criticism over the South Korean president… read-more
Tags: South Korea, North Korea, Kim Jong-un
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