10 January 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- NOKOR / U-S DELEGATION VOA 10 Jan 2004 -- An unofficial U-S delegation says it gained access to North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear complex, but the delegates refused to provide any detail for moment on what they saw there.
- Japan's Reckless Moves against DPRK Condemned KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- The Japanese right-wing conservative forces have recently kicked up an anti-DPRK racket, blustering that they would draw up an amendment to the "Law on Foreign Exchange and Trade" and a "bill on prohibiting and restricting the entry of specified foreign ships into Japanese ports" and submit them to the Diet session this year.
- National Cooperation Called for KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- All Koreans in the north and the south and overseas should reject the outside forces, strengthen national cooperation and solidarity and wage a more vigorous struggle to achieve the greatest success in the movement for national reunification this year under the uplifted banner of national independence, says Rodong Sinmun today in a signed article.
- Glorifying Kim Jong Il's Achievements Called for KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- What leader Kim Jong Il achieved and created in the course of his long journey for Songun leadership serves as an eternal boon to accomplishing the revolutionary cause of Juche started by President Kim Il Sung and a treasured sword enabling the Korean people to win victory after victory in the new year's all-out onward march.
- Korean People Optimistic about New Year KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- The Korean people have started the new year's efforts for building a great prosperous powerful nation with firm belief that they can safeguard the sovereignty and dignity of the nation and make a radical progress in economic construction and in the improvement of the people's living under the Songun-based leadership of Kim Jong Il.
- U.S. Interference in Internal Affairs of Korea Assailed KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- The U.S. is now forcing the south Korean authorities to adjust the process of improving the inter-Korean relations citing the nuclear issue as a pretext.
- Spokesman of DPRK FM Dismisses Any Change from DPRK as Ridiculous KCNA 10 Jan 2004 -- The United States is hyping recent developments in some Middle East countries, the cases orchestrated by itself. It is seized with hallucination that the same would happen on the Korean peninsula and some countries echo this "hope" and "expect" some change. This is nothing but a folly of imbeciles utterly ignorant of the DPRK's independent policy.
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