Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
04 October North Korea Special Weapons News
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- NK Claims 5-Megawatt Reactor Back Online Korea-Net 10 Oct 2003 -- North Korea said on Friday (Oct. 3) that its 5-megawatt reactor in Yeongbyeon nuclear complex is fully operational and it is ready to extract plutonium from newly irradiated fuel rods.
- DPRK Claims Right to Increase Nuclear Deterrent KCNA 04 Oct 2003-- The seventh nuclear test under the Bush administration was obviously war hysterics of those seeking to make a nuclear attack on the DPRK at any cost and its direct offspring, says Minju Joson in a signed commentary today. It goes on: The Bush administration which made its appearance in the United States in 2001 listed the DPRK as a part of "the axis of evil" and made it its policy to stifle it by military means including nuclear weapons. This vividly proves that the United States is the world's biggest nuclear criminal and rogue state destroying and disturbing world peace and security while making free with all the pretty phrases about them.
- KCNA Report on Nuclear Activities in DPRK KCNA 04 Oct 2003-- The nuclear facilities for a peaceful purpose are operating on a normal footing in the DPRK. As already known, the 5MW nuclear reactor in Nyongbyon, a key link in the whole chain of the nuclear activities in the DPRK, resumed its operation and it was put on a normal track.
- U.S. Anti-DPRK Smear Campaign under Fire KCNA 04 Oct 2003-- The Bush ruling quarters are persistently resorting to psychological warfare to isolate and stifle the DPRK. They groundlessly point an accusing finger at the DPRK over "human rights performance and terrorism" in reports and statements and at open hearings and press conferences. They use a profusion of ridiculous phrases about the human rights performance and terrorism in the DPRK even at the venues of international conferences. Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun today says:
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