North Korea preparing to ‘MASS PRODUCE’ nuclear weapons to unleash on enemy states
NORTH KOREA will soon move to produce large quantities of nuclear weapons to use on its enemies despite signalling it would be open to diplomatic talks with US allies in South Korea.
By AURORA BOSOTTI
Express.co.uk
Wed, Jan 3, 2018
North Korea leader Kim Jong-un pledged to further develop nuclear weapons and the national economy with his byungjin (parallel development) policy.
But a robust period of regime support and successful missile testing could prompt Pyongyang to focus on the nuclear side of the development programme.
Korea Working Group director John Park said: “It’s actually a robust period, a great deal of jubilation in North Korea that they are making great strides in this game plan of byungjin.
“Overall I think we are going to see North Korea – as we’ve seen Kim Jong-un’s mention in his New Year’s address – going to the next stage which is mass-produced nuclear weapons to operationalise and deploy.”
North Korea has been fueling World War 3 fears by refusing to shut down its nuclear development programme.
The United States and its allied countries in East Asia have been ramping up their military pressure in the hopes to convince leader Kim Jong-un to abandon his nuclear ambitions but have so far failed in their attempts.
US President Donald Trump also used a recent visit to the region to wrangle the support of North Korea’s only ally China to exercise a positive influence on Pyongyang – urging the rogue state to re-enter diplomatic talks with the international community.
Speaking to Bloomberg, Dr Park continued: “You are looking at countries like the United States and its allies in the region using more the military pressure approach.
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