Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
21 January North Korea Special Weapons News
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- CHINA / NOKOR ASYLUM SEEKERS VOA 21 Jan 2003 -- China has condemned international organizations, which help smuggle North Koreans in and out of China. Authorities have arrested scores of North Korean refugees since last week
- CHINA/UN/NOKOR VOA 21 Jan 2003-- China is refuting U-S comments that it would not oppose bringing the North Korean nuclear crisis to the U-N Security Council for consideration
- KOREAS/REUNIONS VOA 21 Jan 2003-- Red Cross officials from the two Koreas are meeting against the backdrop of the crisis over North Korea's nuclear development program. The two sides are supposed to discuss arrangements for another round of family reunions as part of a rocky reconciliation agreement.
- NOKOR NUKES / DIPLOMACY VOA 21 Jan 2003-- A top U-S diplomat is in Seoul in a bid to get South Korea's backing to bring Pyongyang's illegal nuclear development programs to the U-N Security Council. Meanwhile officials from the two Koreas are beginning their first cabinet-level meetings since the North withdrew from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
- U.S. and Japan's anti-DPRK campaign accused KCNA 21 Jan 2003 -- The reactionaries of the United States and Japan are nowadays claiming that the DPRK's missiles are dangerous as they can reach not only Japan but also the United States and, therefore, it is necessary to cope with their threat. Rodong Sinmun today says this in its commentary
- Spy ship Pueblo KCNA 21 Jan 2003 -- The spy ship Pueblo, a trophy captured by Korean seamen from the U.S. imperialists, is on display on the River Taedong in Pyongyang. It was in Juche 88 (1999) that the ship, captured on January 23, 1968 was brought to the river near the monument to the sinking of the U.S. pirate ship general Sherman
- U.S. urged to halt its moves against DPRK KCNA 21 Jan 2003 -- The Central Committee of the Communist Workers' Party of Russia-Communist Party of Russia released a statement on Jan. 13 supporting the DPRK Government statement
- KCNA on deceptive and hypocritical balderdash about dialogue KCNA 21 Jan 2003 -- Recently, high-ranking officials of the U.S. administration spread the rumor that they have no "intention to invade North Korea," "may provide security" and will come out to "dialogue" and let loose a string of contradictory sophism that "it may talk but negotiations are impossible."
- Kim Jong Il receives special envoy of Russian President KCNA 21 Jan 2003 -- General Secretary Kim Jong Il , Monday received A.P. Losyukov, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia who is a special envoy of the Russian President on a visit to the DPRK, and his party
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