North Korea's sister on nuclear use
Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, confirmed that the country's decision to possess nuclear weapons is irreversible, and that North Korea's status as a nuclear power was enshrined in its constitution in 2023—a stance considered final. She dismissed calls for nuclear disarmament as "usual foolishness" and believes that nuclear tests help deter actions threatening regional and international security, playing a crucial role in maintaining peace and stability. It is worth noting that the United States indicates Pyongyang possesses around 57 nuclear weapons, while South Korea estimates the number between 80 and 120. It appears that North Korea's arsenal has expanded since the breakdown of the second summit between Kim and Trump in 2019.
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