North Korean dictator says government will keep cementing nation's 'irreversible status as a nuclear power'
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Kim Jong Un declared North Korea will continue strengthening its nuclear capabilities and maintain a hard-line stance against South Korea, which he called the "most hostile" state. Speaking to North Korea's parliament on Monday, he accused the United States of "state terrorism and aggression," referencing the Middle East conflict, and stated North Korea will play a more forceful role against Washington. Kim emphasized that North Korea's national interests and victory depend on its power. He pledged to solidify the nation's "irreversible status as a nuclear power" and combat provocations from hostile forces. This statement aligns with the U.S. Intelligence Community's assessment that North Korea remains committed to expanding its strategic weapons programs.
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AI-ExtractedNorth Korea remains committed to expanding its strategic weapons programs.
Kim referred to South Korea as the 'most hostile' state.
Kim accused the United States of global 'state terrorism and aggression'.
Kim Jong Un pledged to solidify his nation's nuclear status.
North Korea will play a more forceful role in a united front against Washington.
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