Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
13 May North Korea Special Weapons News
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- North Korea Tops Agenda As South Korean President Meets Bush RFE/L 13 May 2003 -- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, who arrived on his first trip to the United States this weekend, is due to hold talks with U.S. President George W. Bush at the White House tomorrow. On the agenda will be North Korea and how best to de-escalate tensions with Pyongyang.
- KOREAS NUCLEAR ACCORD VOA 13 May 2003-- South Korea's president says North Korea must abandon efforts to build nuclear weapons. The demand comes as Pyongyang announced it is scrapping an agreement to keep the Korean Peninsula nuclear free
- U.S. to blame for derailing process of denuclearisation on Korean Peninsula KCNA 13 May 2003 -- The Korean Central News Agency issued today a detailed report denouncing the united states for reducing to a dead document the joint declaration on denuclearisation issued by north and south Korea with a view to removing the danger of nuclear war, creating an atmosphere for inter-Korean exchange and cooperation and contributing to peace and security in Asia and the rest of the world.
- Japan urged not to go reckless KCNA 13 May 2003 -- The Japanese chief executive during his recent hectic junket to European countries solicited for their support to Japan's stand and argued that the Japan-DPRK relations would be normalized only after the "nuclear issue" and the "issue of abduction" are settled.
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