Kim's sister warns of increased nuclear strength
Kim Yo-jung, the sister of North Korea's leader, confirmed that Pyongyang will continue to strengthen its nuclear capabilities in response to the military escalation in the region, particularly the multilateral naval drills "Pacific Vanguard 2026," which it considers as representing American wars aimed at expanding its military influence in Asia and the Pacific. She clarified that South Korea and Japan's participation in the exercises reflects the development of trilateral military cooperation against North Korea. North Korea emphasized that its path of reinforcing nuclear deterrence will not change and that it will take decisive defensive measures if its security is seriously threatened. These statements come amid ongoing North Korean rejection of denuclearization and verbal escalation, with reaffirmations of its right to keep its nuclear weapons as part of its sovereign defense.
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