Kim Jong Un: ``We will increase the production of nuclear weapons exponentially''... Clarify nuclear arms policy in the ``Constitution''

North Korea has made its nuclear weapons policy clear in its constitution through the Supreme People's Assembly (National Assembly), and General Secretary Kim Jung Eun has said, ``We will expand the production of nuclear weapons and build anti-American solidarity.''
. North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported on the 28th, ``The Supreme People's Assembly was held at the Mansudae Building in Pyongyang on the 26th and 27th of this month, and General Secretary Kim personally attended and gave a speech.''
It was reported. In his speech to the Supreme People's Assembly, General Secretary Kim made it an important task to rapidly strengthen nuclear forces in both quality and quantity, ``increasing the production of nuclear weapons exponentially and realizing multiple nuclear strike methods.''
"We will strongly carry out projects to deploy the aircraft in combat to various military branches." General Secretary Kim said, ``The reason why the nation's supreme law clearly stipulated the basic policy of strengthening nuclear arms was because of the challenges faced in the current era.''
"This is the most legitimate, appropriate and important measure that thoroughly complies with the legal and visionary demands of building a socialist nation," he said.
Furthermore, ``The reason why the nuclear force policy was made permanent by the fundamental law of the nation is that
A powerful force capable of greatly strengthening our national defense capabilities, thereby building a solid institutional and legal foundation for guaranteeing security and protecting national interests, and promoting our own unique socialist comprehensive development.
"This is a historical event with powerful political weapons." North Korea adopted its nuclear weapons policy by law at the Supreme People's Assembly in September last year, and it has now been enshrined in the Constitution, the nation's highest law.
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