Kim Yo Jong: Denuclearization Believers 'Foolish', Nuclear Status 'Absolute'
Kim Yo Jong reaffirmed North Korea's nuclear status as 'absolute' and dismissed denuclearization hopes as 'foolish', continuing Pyongyang's established hardline rhetoric. The statement reinforces the regime's legal codification of its nuclear arsenal, signaling no policy shift. This may impact regional diplomatic efforts and market sentiment in Asia.
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North Korea Codifies Nuclear Status, Rejects Denuclearization
North Korea has legally enshrined its nuclear power status, codifying its nuclear arsenal into domestic law. Kim Yo Jong has consistently reiterated that denuclearization demands are futile and that the country's nuclear status is irreversible and absolute, signaling no policy shift. This development solidifies Pyongyang's hardline nuclear posture, complicating diplomatic efforts and regional security dynamics.