North Korea warns of ‘disaster’ if G7 tries to strip its nuclear weapons
North Korea's Kim Yo-jong, sister of leader Kim Jong-un, has warned of "disaster" if the G7 attempts to strip the country of its nuclear weapons. State media reported on Thursday that Kim condemned the G7's call for denuclearization as a violation of North Korea's constitution and an infringement of its sovereignty.

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AI-generatedNorth Korea's Kim Yo-jong, sister of leader Kim Jong-un, has warned of "disaster" if the G7 attempts to strip the country of its nuclear weapons. State media reported on Thursday that Kim condemned the G7's call for denuclearization as a violation of North Korea's constitution and an infringement of its sovereignty. She stated that denuclearization is a "finalized agenda" that cannot be realized, and that nuclear possession is a core, irreversible interest for North Korea. Kim further asserted that crossing this "line of no retreat" would be "the worst option of inviting disaster."
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
4 extractedAnyone trying to hurt the core interests of a nuclear weapons state would be making 'the worst option of inviting disaster'.
Nuclear possession is North Korea's core interest and an irreversible line.
North Korea's denuclearisation is an 'irreversibly finalised agenda' that could never be realised.
North Korea's Kim Yo-jong condemned G7 call for denuclearisation as a violation of constitution and infringement of sovereignty.