08 May 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- South, North Korea Agree to Hold Military Talks Government Information Agency 08 May 2004 -- South and North Korea agreed to hold general-grade-officer level military talks as early as this month at the 14th inter-Korean ministerial talks. The talks wrapped up a four-day session on Friday (May 7) in Pyongyang.
- Summary Briefing on the 14th inter-Korean Ministerial Talks ROK Ministry of Unification 08 May 2004
- Meeting Held to Observe Anniversary of Kim Jong Il's Work KCNA 08 May 2004 -- A meeting was held at the People's Palace of Culture on Thursday to mark the 30th anniversary of leader Kim Jong Il's work made public on May 7, Juche 63 (1974).
- Rodong Sinmun Calls for Greater Role of Media KCNA 08 May 2004 -- Rodong Sinmun Friday carries an editorial calling for highly demonstrating the might of the media under the banner of Songun on the 30th anniversary of leader Kim Jong Il's work published on May 7, Juche 63 (1974).
- 14th Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks Close KCNA 08 May 2004 -- The 14th inter-Korean ministerial talks closed Friday.
- South Side Delegation Leaves KCNA 08 May 2004 -- The south side delegation with Jong Se Hyon, minister of Unification, as chief delegate left here Friday after participating in the 14th north-south ministerial talks.
- U.S. Plan to Bolster Its Armed Forces under Fire KCNA 08 May 2004 -- The DPRK will not remain a passive on-looker to the U.S. moves to deploy more aggressor armed forces including Patriot missiles and destroyer Aegis in and around south Korea, but take a strong self-defensive measure to counter it, warns a spokesman for the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland in a statement Friday.
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