Ministry of Unification makes North Korea's ”nuclear force” policy explicit in the constitution: ”If nuclear weapons are used, the regime will end” = South Korea

The government has stated that it will clearly state North Korea's ``nuclear force'' policy in the constitution, ``reiterating the point that the North Korean regime will come to an end if it uses nuclear weapons.''
On the 28th, the Ministry of Unification stated, ``With the overwhelming response of Japan, the United States, and South Korea, and the cooperation of the international community, the government will strengthen sanctions and pressure to prevent North Korea from opening its nuclear weapons.
We will suppress the outbreak and discontinue it." Furthermore, ``North Korea clearly stated in its constitution that it possessed nuclear weapons in 2012, and enacted its nuclear arms policy into law in September last year.
"By doing so, they demonstrated their strong commitment to not giving up their nuclear weapons and to increasing the sophistication of their nuclear capabilities." Meanwhile, the Korean Central News Agency announced on the same day that the 9th session of the 14th Supreme People's Assembly will be held from the 26th to the 27th.
It was reported that Chairman of the State Affairs Commission Kim Jong Un attended and gave a speech. In connection with the constitutional amendment, which was on the agenda, the conference ``scheduled the status of nuclear forces and the principles of state activity regarding the construction of nuclear forces to be the fundamentals of the republic.''
"We will discuss and adopt a supplementary bill to amend the Constitution in order to make it a socialist constitution, which is a law and a great political charter for building a strong socialist nation."
In particular, ``Securing the country's right to exist and develop as a nuclear-armed state, suppressing war, and achieving peace and stability in the region and the world.''
``The mission of the armed forces of the Republic is to protect national sovereignty, territorial integrity, and human rights, and to ensure the peace and prosperity of the homeland through powerful military force.'' The content of
was included in the constitution.