North Korea Aims to Make Navy Nuclear

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced his country's intention to transform North Korea's navy into a nuclear-armed force, aimed at strengthening its defensive and retaliatory capabilities. This statement was made during a ceremony in Wonsan to mark the reactivation of the warship "Kang Kon," one of North Korea's most prominent naval vessels. He emphasized the necessity of developing nuclear combat systems to ensure readiness for actual war, with a focus on capabilities to deliver lethal retaliatory strikes against enemies. He also indicated that the results of the plan to enhance the nuclear naval force would be revealed within eight months, even as joint military exercises are underway involving the United States, Japan, and South Korea, in response to North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats. This is happening despite a reduction in other military drills, part of diplomatic efforts.

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