North Korea responds to the G7 that its status as a nuclear power is “irreversible.”

Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Korea Choi Song Huiresponded to the joint communiqué issued at the end of a recent Foreign Office meeting G7 with an editorial published today by the agency CTAC in which he assures that his country’s status as a nuclear state is “indisputable” as well as “final and irreversible”.

In this way, Choi reacted to a document published last Tuesday following a meeting of foreign ministers in Karuizawa (Japan), in which Pyongyang called for abandoning its weapons program, and stated that “North Korea cannot and will never achieve the status of a nuclear-weapon state under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).”

“The position of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK, the official name of the country) as a state with nuclear weapons will remain an undeniable reality, no matter if the US and the West do not recognize it for more than a hundred years. a thousand years,” Chow wrote.

Cho assured that G7 is “a handful of selfish countries that do not represent the international community and serve as a political tool to ensure US hegemony”, and believed that “it is anachronistic to think that the right and ability to launch a nuclear strike belong exclusively to Washington.”

“The Just Exercise of His Sovereignty”

The North Korean Foreign Minister confirmed that the development nuclear program in North Korea “represents a just exercise of its sovereignty to contain the threat posed by the volatile security environment caused by the reckless and provocative military maneuvers of the United States and its allies.”

Since Seoul and Washington began their spring exercises in March with the presence of US strategic assets such as aircraft carriers or bombers, Pyongyang has responded with a dozen weapons tests, including the launch of its most advanced ICBM to date in April. 13.

“The United States must bear in mind that its security can only be guaranteed when it completely ceases its hostile policy towards the DPRK,” added Chou, who concluded by assuring that his country’s status as “a world-class nuclear power is final and irreversible.” “. . (EFE)