Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
11 February North Korea Special Weapons News
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- NORTH KOREA - INTERNATIONAL OPTIONS VOA 11 Feb 2003 -- The International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to announce Wednesday that it is referring the dispute over North Korea's nuclear program to the U-N Security Council. Is that step likely to ease or heighten tensions?
- Japanese dietman's anti-DPRK remarks assailed KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- Japanese reactionaries are dubbing the DPRK a "criminal state". This is a intolerable provocation and agitation for reinvasion which can be made only by those who are steeped in animosity toward the DPRK to the marrow of their bones. Rodong Sinmun today says this in a signed commentary.
- DPRK boasts single hearted unity more powerful than nuke KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- It is thanks to the steel-strong unity of the party, the army and the people of the DPRK around Kim Jong Il that the DPRK reacts to the hardline with the toughest stand despite the imperialists' nuclear blackmail and is firmly confident of sure victory.
- U.S. criticized for arms buildup KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- The Council for National Reconciliation and Independent Reunification, the Society of People Working for Peace and Reunification and the Solidarity for Implementing the South-North Joint Declaration in South Korea reportedly held a press conference in front of the U.S. embassy in Seoul on Feb. 6 to denounce the U.S. imperialists for their ever-more undisguised moves for a war.
- Greetings to Iranian President KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- Kim Yong Nam, President of the Presidium of the DPRK Supreme People's Assembly, today sent a message of greetings to Seyed Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran, on the occasion of the 24th anniversary of the victory in the Islamic revolution in Iran.
- Greetings to Iranian first Vice-President and Foreign Minister KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- Hong Song Nam, Premier of the DPRK Cabinet, sent a message of greetings to Mohammad Reza Aref, first Vice-President of Iran, on the occasion of the 24th anniversary of the victory in the Islamic revolution in Iran.
- Kim Yong Nam meets Indonesian President's special envoy KCNA 11 Feb 2003 -- Kim Yong Nam, President of the Presidium of the DPRK Supreme People's Assembly, met and had a talk with Nana Sutresna, special envoy of the Indonesian President who is political advisor to the president, at the Mansudae Assembly Hall today.
- KOREAS DIPLOMACY VOA 11 Feb 2003 -- South Korea has asked Europe for help in resolving the North Korean nuclear crisis. North Korea still insists it will discuss the issue only with the United States, and refuses to meet with an E-U envoy.
- CHINA US NORTH KOREA VOA 11 Feb 2003 -- China is rebuffing a U-S request to help pressure North Korea to give up its nuclear program. Instead, Beijing is again urging Washington and Pyongyang to solve their differences through face-to-face negotiations.
- NOKOR / INDONESIA ENVOY VOA 11 Feb 2003 -- An Indonesian presidential envoy says his trip to North Korea has not changed Pyongyang's demand for direct talks with the United States to end the standoff over its nuclear program. The envoy spoke in Beijing at the end of his mission to Pyongyang.
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