Author: Simanonok

The global arms control architecture erected during the Cold War to keep Washington and Moscow in check has come under strain since the demise of …

… presided over a meeting of the North’s top military-governing body, where the country adopted new policies for increasing nuclear–war deterrence.

During the Cold War nuclear arms race, pits and other weapon components were replaced regularly as one generation of nuclear weapons …

… for nuclear war against NATO—the capability to escalate the severity of conflict to the next level with absolute power dominance in that level.

It states that, once a war has started, nuclear deterrence policy is to seek to prevent it from escalating further, or from being terminated on terms …

“As a result, the Korean Peninsula has now turned into the world’s most dangerous hotspot haunted uninterruptedly by the ghost of nuclear war,” he …

For 40 years, from the advent of Soviet weaponry in 1949 to the collapse of the eastern bloc, the threat of nuclear war loomed large over the world.

Ri said North Korea had totally shut down its northern nuclear test site, repatriated scores of American prisoners of war or their remains, granted …

… of seeking regime change and said the North had decided to bolster its nuclear deterrent “to cope with the US unabated threats of nuclear war”.

North Korea says it will further bolster its nuclear war deterrence in response to the continued hostile policy of the United States. North Korea’s foreign …