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Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korea's leader, rejected any recognition of the International Atomic Energy Agency's decisions regarding Pyongyang's nuclear program, affirming that the country continues to uphold its status as a nuclear state. She emphasized that North Korea's nuclear activities are not subject to the authority of the IAEA and that the agency's decisions are arbitrary and driven by the United States and Western countries. She also stated that international statements and actions do not alter Pyongyang's stance on maintaining its nuclear capabilities. Her remarks also indicated ongoing development of nuclear facilities, with signs of installing centrifuges and a gradual escalation of enrichment activities. This comes alongside Kim Jong Un's visits to munitions factories to upgrade military capabilities and integrate artificial intelligence technologies to enhance offensive and defensive weaponry. Repeatedly rejecting disarmament calls, the statements also expanded their criticism of U.S. military drills and the trilateral cooperation between Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo, which North Korea considers a threat to its security.
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