15 June 2004 - North Korea Special Weapons News |
- U-S-KOREA NUCLEAR VOA 15 Jun 2004 -- The Bush administration said Tuesday it is heading to the next round of six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program with a "real desire" to find a diplomatic solution to the issue. Officials say the United States does not oppose the nuclear freeze offered by Pyongyang, provided it is a stop on the way to full disarmament.
- Result of the working-level meetings for the inter-korean General-level Military Talk ROK Ministry of Unification 15 Jun 2004
- Rodong Sinmun Calls for Simultaneous Action KCNA 15 Jun 2004 -- The Bush group of the U.S. is making free with sophism, abruptly talking about the "destiny" of light water reactors. What they assert is that there is no prospect of the construction of light water reactors and concession such as resuming their construction is unthinkable.
- KCNA Flails U.S. for Scrapping DPRK-U.S. Agreed Framework KCNA 15 Jun 2004 -- High-ranking officials of the United States reportedly let loose a string of balderdash that the U.S. made it clear that there is no prospect for the construction of LWRs and there can not be such concession as the resumption of the LWR construction.
- Rodong Sinmun on Single-hearted Unity KCNA 15 Jun 2004 -- The single-hearted unity is a result of the historical review of the protracted and arduous Korean revolution, the most precious gain with which can not be bartered for anything and an all-powerful treasured sword for the victory in the cause of Juche-oriented Songun, says Rodong Sinmun Monday in a signed article.
- Tremendous Achievements Produced by Idea "By Our Nation Itself" KCNA 15 Jun 2004 -- A tremendous change has taken place in the reunification movement of the Korean nation under the idea "by our nation itself" since the publication of the historical June 15 North-South Joint Declaration in Juche 89 (2000).
- Delegation of North Side Leaves Here KCNA 15 Jun 2004 -- A delegation of the north side headed by Ri Jong Hyok, vice-chairman of the Korean Asia-Pacific Peace Committee left here today to attend an international seminar marking the fourth anniversary of the June 15 North-South Joint Declaration to be held in Seoul.
- KOREAS / NUKES AID VOA 15 Jun 2004 -- South Korea's president has promised massive aid to North Korea if the dispute over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program is peacefully ended. The offer comes as six nations prepare to meet next week for talks on the nuclear issue.
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