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30 January North Korea Special Weapons News

  • Weekly on North Korea - Serial No. 628 (January 24 to January 30, 2003) ROK Ministry of Unification 30 Jan 2003
  • KCNA blasts U.S. "tailored containment" strategy KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- The Korean Peninsula is now exposed to a grave threat posed by the U.S. all-out offensive to pressurize the DPRK. It is attributable to the U.S. extremely hostile policy toward the DPRK to isolate and stifle the independent sovereign state, and the "tailored containment" strategy, its product, in particular.
  • DPRK Foreign Ministry spokesman on Powell's remarks KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- A spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Tuesday as regards the shameless remarks made by U.S. Secretary of State Powell at the world economic forum to evade the blame for the present nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula
  • Talks between north and south sides close KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- Talks between Secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea Kim Yong Sun and Rim Tong Won, special aide of Chongwadae on diplomacy, security and unification who is special envoy of President Kim Dae Jung, came to an end on Jan. 28.
  • Rodong Sinmun on nuclear crisis of Korean Peninsula KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- The U.S. and the IAEA are to blame for the nuclear crisis of the Korean Peninsula, says Rodong Sinmun today in a signed commentary. The Bush administration's reckless policy to isolate and stifle the DPRK, neglecting the experience of the preceding administration, has compelled the DPRK to lift nuclear freeze and withdraw from the NPT, causing the worst crisis
  • South side's special envoy leaves KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- Rim Tong Won, special aide of Chongwadae on diplomacy, security and unification who is special envoy of President Kim Dae Jung, and his party who visited Pyongyang at the request of the south side left today
  • Withdrawal of nuclear weapons from S. Korea demanded KCNA 30 Jan 2003 -- The U.S. should immediately withdraw nuclear weapons from South Korea, demand papers here today in signed commentaries carried 45 years after it began shipping them into it. South Korea has turned into the biggest nuclear arsenal in the Far East and a nuclear attack base as over 1,000 U.S.-made nukes are deployed there




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