South Korea's Ministry of Defense clarifies North Korea's ”nuclear sophistication” in the constitution... ”If it attempts to use nuclear weapons, it will be the end of the regime.”

Regarding North Korea's declaration of its intention to "advance the development of nuclear weapons" by clearly stating in its constitution, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense stated, "North Korea is planning to use nuclear weapons." The government
will come to an end," he warned strongly. On the 4th, South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said, ``North Korea has clearly enshrined its nuclear weapons policy, which was enacted into law in September last year, in its constitution, and despite the destruction of its civilian life, it has decided to ``abandon its nuclear weapons''.
"It has made even more obvious its ambition to "improve its nuclear capabilities and advance its nuclear capabilities." He continued, ``This is a serious threat to the peace and stability of the international community, including the Korean Peninsula.''
As a result, North Korea will become even more isolated from the international community, and the suffering of the North Korean population will become even deeper." In particular, the Ministry of National Defense stated, ``Our military is capable of overwhelmingly responding to any attack from North Korea.''
``If North Korea attempts to use nuclear weapons, it will be the end of the (North Korean) regime.''
Prior to this, the South Korean Ministry of Unification also stated, regarding North Korea's nuclear weapons policy clearly stated in its constitution, ``South Korea, the United States, and Japan have responded overwhelmingly.
"With the cooperation of the international community, we will strengthen sanctions and pressure to deter and discontinue North Korea's nuclear development." On the 26th and 27th of last month, North Korea
) At the Supreme People's Assembly held in the parliament building, the issue of constitutionalizing the policy of strengthening nuclear weapons was raised and adopted. Kim Jung Eun, North Korea's general secretary, said, ``The supreme law of the nation clearly includes the policy of strengthening nuclear weapons.''
What we have prescribed is the most legitimate, appropriate and important measure that not only meets the demands of the current era, but also thoroughly meets the legality and visionary demands of building a socialist nation." did.