Kim's sister affirms DPRK rejects denuclearization

North Korea has categorically rejected international calls for denuclearization, affirming that it possesses "determinately" nuclear weapons that cannot be reversed. These remarks were made by Kim Yo Jong, the sister of leader Kim Jong Un, at a time when the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is holding a conference in Vienna. The agency has expressed concern over North Korea’s growing nuclear capabilities and called for a complete, verified denuclearization of the country. This comes alongside a report indicating a significant increase in nuclear enrichment capabilities and expansion of nuclear facilities in North Korea, which continues to develop its nuclear arsenal despite international pressures. North Korea remains steadfast in its position, emphasizing that its status as a "determinately" nuclear-armed state is non-negotiable, and that it will take "all necessary measures to defend its vital interests." The country considers any attempts at denuclearization futile and has declared that it will never back down from its nuclear capabilities.

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