Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
02 January North Korea Special Weapons News
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- U-S-North Korea Wrap VOA 02 Jan 2003-- President Bush leveled new criticism at the North Korean leadership Thursday, but at the same time reaffirmed his determination to resolve the nuclear dispute with Pyongyang through diplomatic means. The Bush administration, meanwhile, said it would continue its leading role in providing food aid to the impoverished Asian country
- NORTH KOREA'S CHALLENGE VOA 02 Jan 2003-- While continuing the U-S build-up in the Persian Gulf to confront Iraq, President Bush says North Korea's resumption of its nuclear weapons program is more of a diplomatic than a military problem. Critics reply that a nuclear-armed North Korea, a large weapons exporter to other parts of the world and possibly to terrorists, is a far greater danger than Iraq
- BUSH NORTH KOREA VOA 02 Jan 2003-- In his first public appearance of the year, President Bush leveled criticism at North Korea's leaders, but said he still believes the dispute over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program can be resolved peacefully
- Bush Says North Korea Situation "Will be Resolved Peacefully" Washington File 02 Jan 2003-- President Bush, in remarks to reporters at his Texas ranch January 2,
said he believes "the situation with North Korea will be resolved
peacefully ... it's a diplomatic issue, not a military issue."
- Daily Press Briefing State Department 02 Jan 2003 -- Trilateral Coordination Oversight Group / Continuing Concerns Over Nuclear Weapons Program / International Efforts to Find Diplomatic Solution / Food Aid Shipments to North Korea
- AUSTRALIA NORTH KOREA VOA 02 Jan 2003-- Australia is calling for renewed and concerted international effort to convince North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program. Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says Pyongyang must realize it cannot win increased aid or other concessions by breaching its non-proliferation obligations.
- CHINA / KOREAS VOA 02 Jan 2003-- A top South Korean envoy is in Beijing for talks on ways to cool tensions over North Korea's renewed nuclear program
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