At a private luncheon in April 1994, North Korean founding leader Kim Il Sung told a gathering of diplomats and journalists that his country would “never have nuclear weapons.”
North Korea, he said had “neither the need to make nuclear weapons nor the will and ability to do so.”
At a private luncheon in April 1994, North Korean founding leader Kim Il Sung told a gathering of diplomats and journalists that his country would “never have nuclear weapons.”
North Korea, he said had “neither the need to make nuclear weapons nor the will and ability to do so.”
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