Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
01 January North Korea Special Weapons News
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- NORTH KOREA MILITARY VOA 01 Jan 2003 -- North Korea is calling on its citizens to build up the military to resist what it calls a threat from the United States. Top South Korean diplomats are holding talks in Beijing and elsewhere to defuse tensions over North Korea's nuclear ambitions
- Bush Says North Korean Situation Can be Resolved Peacefully Washington File 01 Jan 2003-- President George W. Bush views the North Korean situation as one that
can be resolved peacefully, through diplomacy, and the United States
will continue to work closely with President-elect Roh of South Korea
as well as with other friends and allies in the region.
- U.S. warmonger's hysteria ridiculed KCNA 01 Jan 2003-- U.S. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld recently said "The U.S. is perfectly capable of taking military action against Iraq and North Korea at the same time and capable of decisively winning all, should that ever be necessary". In this regard Rodong Sinmun today in a signed commentary says:
- U.S. aerial espionage against DPRK in December KCNA 01 Jan 2003-- The U.S. imperialists committed 190 cases of aerial espionage against the DPRK in December, according to military sources. Involved in it were high-altitude strategic reconnaissance planes, electronic reconnaissance planes, commanding planes and tactical reconnaissance planes of various missions.
- Joint New Year Editorial issued in DPRK KCNA 01 Jan 2003 -- No nuclear weapons can break our single hearted unity whereby the leader trusts the army and people and they absolutely worship and follow their leader. The imperialist arbitrary and high-handed practices that struck the whole world with terror could not frighten us nor block our advance. We should vigorously step up the general onward movement for the building of a powerful nation under the slogan "Let Us Achieve a Great Victory with the Might of the Army-Based Policy Yhis Year, Which Marks the 55th Birthday of the DPRK". Our party's revolutionary idea of giving top priority to the army is the most steadfast idea of independence against imperialism. Proceeding from the fundamental interests of the revolution, we should attach importance to the defence industry and direct primary efforts to it. Our people's army will wipe out the imperialist aggressors with unpredictable strike and mercilessly destroy their bulwark if they dare recklessly attack us, pursuant to their "policy of strength". It can be said that there exists on the Korean Peninsula at present only confrontation between the Koreans in the north and the south and the United States.
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