North Korea opposes IAEA's draft resolution urging North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons, saying it has no right to say anything about exercising sovereignty.

North Korea has been protesting against the recent adoption of a resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) urging North Korea to suspend its nuclear program.
On the 2nd, a spokesperson for North Korea's Ministry of Nuclear Industry issued a statement to the Korean Central News Agency, saying, ``We are committed to ensuring fairness.
"We firmly condemn and reject the abnormal behavior of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which has abandoned even its basic mission as an international organization to maintain nuclear power, and has completely fallen into the role of a government organization for the United States."
Furthermore, ``In the early 1990s, we fairly withdrew from the International Atomic Energy Agency, which blatantly took advantage of the United States' hostile policy toward North Korea and engaged in anti-Republican hostilities.
There is no qualification or reason to say anything about the exercise of sovereignty." A North Korean spokesperson said, ``Following the promulgation of the law on national nuclear arms policy last year, the Supreme People's Assembly held this time.
At the 9th Congress of the 14th Congress, the principles of state action regarding the construction of nuclear forces were enshrined in the socialist constitution, the supreme law of the republic, making our status as a nuclear-weapon state irreversible.
"This is a harsh reality that will not change just because someone denies it." ``The Secretary General's indefatigable ``passion'' has led to ``a high degree of responsibility'' for his position.
It is very clear that the decision was not made to leave the country out of "feelings of concern", but rather to curry favor with the United States and the West."
Meanwhile, on the 29th of last month, the IAEA denounced North Korea's continued nuclear development and stated that North Korea's complete
A resolution promoting denuclearization was adopted. The resolution states that North Korea should not conduct additional nuclear tests based on United Nations Security Council resolutions, and that North Korea should have a complete and verified inventory of all nuclear weapons and its existing nuclear program.
It urged concrete steps to be taken to dispose of the waste in a possible and irreversible manner.