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25 April North Korea Special Weapons News

  • U-S / NORTH KOREA WRAP VOA 25 Apr 2003 -- Bush administration officials are assessing the results of the three-way talks with China and North Korea on the North Korean nuclear program which ended Friday in Beijing. The talks ended with no report of progress or announcement of a further meeting, though the State Department said the exchange of views was "useful."
  • White House Calls Talks in Beijing on North Korea "Useful" Washington File 25 Apr 2003 -- The preliminary talks in Beijing on North Korea's nuclear program among U.S., Chinese and North Korean officials "were useful. We were able to express our position directly to the North Koreans in a multilateral forum, and our position is unequivocal, that it's important for North Korea to proceed with the irrevocable dismantling of its nuclear weapons program," White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer told reporters April 25.
  • Powell Says Beijing Talks Show United Opposition to Nuclear Korea Washington File 25 Apr 2003 -- Secretary of State Colin Powell says the April 23-25 U.S.-China-North Korea talks in Beijing make it clear that there is united opposition to allowing the introduction of nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula.
  • BUSH / NORTH KOREA VOA 25 Apr 2003 -- The White House says the future of relations with North Korea depends on the verifiable dismantling of its nuclear weapons program. U-S, North Korean and Chinese officials ended three days of talks in Beijing Friday.
  • Koreas to Open 10th Ministerial Talks Sunday Korea-net 25 Apr 2003 -- South and North Korea are to convene the 10th ministerial talks in Pyongyang on Sunday (April 27), the first high-level talks since the Roh Moo-hyun administration took office on Feb. 25.
  • Seminars on Kim Jong Il's Songun(army-based) revolutionary line held KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- Seminars on Kim Jong Il's Songun revolutionary line were held on April 21 and 23 by officials of the Kim Il Sung Socialist Youth League and the Union of Agricultural Workers of Korea.
  • U.S. chiefly to blame for posing threat KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- Laporte, commander of the U.S. forces in South Korea, speaking before a motley crew there on April 22, asserted that the north is pushing forward its nuclear development program and it is escalating tensions in the region in violation of international conventions.
  • Idea of foreign policy of DPRK reiterated KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea once again identified independence, peace and friendship with an avowed idea of the invariable foreign policy of the WPK and the DPRK government.
  • Revolutionary armed forces of DPRK fully ready to wipe out aggressors KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- The revolutionary armed forces of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea are closely following the evermore undisguised moves of the U.S. bellicose forces for aggression and fully ready to deal crushing blows at the aggressors, declared Kim Il Chol, Minister of the People's Armed Forces, in a report made at a national meeting held here today to celebrate the 71st birthday of the heroic Korean People's Army.
  • Kim Il Sung's feats for army building KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- The foundation and development of the Korean People's Army (KPA) are closely linked with imperishable exploits performed by President Kim Il Sung, an invincible and iron-willed commander.
  • National meeting celebrates KPA birthday KCNA 25 Apr 2003 -- A national meeting was held at the April 25 House of Culture today to celebrate the 71st birthday of the heroic Korean People's Army, the revolutionary armed forces of the Workers' Party of Korea.
  • North Korea's 6th Session of 10th Supreme People's Assembly Korea-net 25 Apr 2003
  • North Korea's Annual Government-Party-Organizations Conference Korea-net 25 Apr 2003
  • The North Korean Economy in 2002 and its Prospects for 2003 Korea-net 25 Apr 2003
  • NOKOR TALKS (L-UPDATE) VOA 25 Apr 2003 -- The United States, North Korea and China have ended talks in Beijing aimed at easing the dispute over Pyongyang's nuclear program. Chinese officials say all three countries agreed to keep diplomatic channels open.
  • NOKOR TALKS VOA 25 Apr 2003-- The United States, North Korea and China have ended three days of talks in Beijing aimed at easing the dispute over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program




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