🚨🇰🇵 | North Korea made it clear again before the UN that it will never renounce its status as a nuclear power. The Deputy Foreign Minister, Kim Son Gyong, stated that demanding its denuclearization would be equivalent to "denying its sovereignty and right to exist." These statements reaffirm Pyongyang's stance amid an international scenario marked by sanctions and calls for disarmament.
Moreover, the regime reminded that its status as a nuclear power is considered "irreversible" and is even enshrined in its Constitution, which makes any negotiation a greater challenge for the international community. Tensions persist as the UN Security Council and various countries insist that the North Korean nuclear program poses a threat to global stability.