Unification ministry vows to find 'phased, viable' path to denuclearization (opens original article in a new tab)
South Korea's unification ministry maintains its stance on seeking phased, viable denuclearization solutions, while North Korea reaffirms its position that its nuclear weapons are nonnegotiable.
- Unification ministry reaffirms commitment to 'phased, viable' denuclearization solutions.
- North Korea's Kim Yo-jong states nuclear arsenal is a 'core interest' and nonnegotiable.
- Kim's statement aligns with previous declarations about nuclear program being nonnegotiable.
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