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The United Nations Security Council on Monday 13/4/09 condemned North Korea for launching a missile, and found the April 5 rocket firing violated a 2006 resolution. |
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North Korea takes another step in getting rid of its nuclear program. The country blew up the cooling tower at its main nuclear reactor plant today 27/6/08. |
North Korea Syria Atom Reactor Project |
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Breaking News October 5, 2007 |
North Korea to disable nuclear program & Calls For Peace Agreement With South korea |
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FOXTV :Bush Administration in New Sanctions Against North Korea Over Syria Affair - 21/9/07 - Save As... |
(LEAD) S. Korean FM dismisses reports on alleged
N. Korea-Syria nuclear ties
SEOUL -- South Korean Foreign Minister Song Min-soon on Monday dismissed recent reports of alleged nuclear cooperation between North Korea and Syria, saying no one has any concrete evidence to prove the allegation. Song also pointed to conflicting reports on the level of cooperation between the countries.(17/9/07) ______ Alleged N.K.-Syria nuclear ties could cause 'real problem': U.S. defense chief (17/9/07)audio. |
FOXTV:North Korea 'expected' to shut reactor & funds transfer complete 24/6/07- Save As... |
FOX TV:North Korea Funds Scandal - 5/4/07 - Save As... & Other Part in FOX TV on North Korea - 25/5/07 - Save As... |
US:Frozen funds to be released
to North Korea
Full Text of US Statement on Disposition of N. Korean Funds Beijing 03-19-2007 14:04 The following is the full text of a statement issued in Beijing on Monday by Deputy Assistant Secretary of Treasury Daniel Glaser on the disposition of North Korea-related funds frozen at a Macau-based bank, Banco Delta Asia. DPRK stands for Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea ED. The United States and North Korean Governments have reached an understanding on the disposition of DPRK-related funds frozen at Banco Delta Asia. The DPRK has proposed the transfer of the roughly $25 million frozen in BDA into an account held by North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank at the Bank of China in Beijing. North Korea has pledged, within the framework of the Six-Party Talks, that these funds will be used solely for the betterment of the North Korean people, including for humanitarian and educational purposes. We believe this resolves the issue of the DPRK-related frozen funds. The disposition of the frozen assets has always been and remains a decision by the Macanese authorities to be taken in accordance with Macanese law. North Korea will need to work out the legal and technical intricacies of the arrangement with the Macanese. The Treasury has communicated to both the Macanese and Chinese governments the United States' support of this arrangement. Separately, the final rule against Banco Delta Asia, issued by the Treasury Department under Section 311 of the USA PATRIOT Act, remains in place. The Treasury will continue to cooperate with the Macanese on this and other anti-money laundering issues. The events of the past 18 months demonstrate our lack of tolerance for illicit activity conducted in the global financial system. Financial institutions that facilitate weapons proliferation, terrorist financing, narcotics trafficking, and other illicit financial activity should be on notice of the significant consequences they face. |
FOX TV: DEAL ? - N. Korea agrees to shut down main nuke facility - 13/2/07 - Save As... |
US-North
Korea: Imposition of New Foreign Policy Controls &
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BIS publishes Final Rule in the Federal Register imposing restrictions on exports and reexports of luxury goods to North Korea. |
CBS TV "60 Minutes" :Last U.S. Soldier In N. Korea - Streaming 28/1/07 - |
FOX TV : N. Korea stole millions of U.N. dollars - Streaming/Save as... - 20/1/07 - |
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Beijing 18/12/06
- China Happy & Praud to Host the 6
sides Meeting Today
Army Song "My Country" in Chinese Radio Station ... Listen to The Chinese Army Singing The Video here from Beijing TV News in Eglish |
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18/12/06 - Streaming / Save as : YTN/Korean & FOX/English - |
North Korea agrees to resume talks
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Scroll down for Full text of N. Korea's statement & Updates... |
NORTH KOREA CELEBRATES NUCLEAR TESTING |
4Law
27/10/06 More Meetings Hail Successful Nuclear Test
Pyongyang, More provincial meetings of servicepersons
and people took place in the DPRK to hail the successful historic nuclear
test. Meetings held in North Phyongan Province, North and South Hwanghae
Provinces and North and South Hamgyong Provinces were attended by officials
of the Party and power organs and working people's organizations, officers
and men of the Korean People's Army and people from all walks of life and
youth and students.
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On the Video:NORTH KOREA CELEBRATES NUCLEAR TESTING - 4Law website traced 7 days the North Korea celebration on the nuclear testing.The celebration starts in October 20, 2006 till October 27, 2006. More than 100,000 people in Pyongyang city army-people rally held at Kim Il Sung Square hailed the historic successful nuclear test. In the end the successful nuclear test hailed in different provinces. Here the video results. For students . More Special North Korean videos on this topic at:http://www.4law.co.il/nk1.html |
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4Law
25/10/06 Successful Nuclear Test Hailed in Different Provinces
Pyongyang,Servicepersons and people of South Phyongan,
Jagang and Kangwon Provinces held rallies in their provincial capitals
in welcome of the success in a historic nuclear test. Present at the rallies
were leading officials of local party and power organs and working people's
organizations, men and officers of the Korean People's Army, working people
of different strata, youth and students.
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4Law
20/10/06 Servicepersons and Pyongyangites Hail Successful Nuclear
Test
Pyongyang. More than a hundred thousand servicepersons
and citizens from all walks of life at a Pyongyang city army-people rally
held at Kim Il Sung Square Friday hailed the historic successful nuclear
test. The rally was attended by party, army and state cadres.
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On the Video:Thousands of people carrying flaming torches took part in the carefully-choreographed night-time event, spelling out the number 80 Pyongyang city .The show of strength celebrated the Down With Imperialism Union .In Pyongyang city .The same day Pyongyang TV sent a clear warning to US as the TV woman reading the DPRK warning notice. |
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4Law 17/10/06 - Mass rallies in North Korea
MASS rallies have been staged in North Korea to
mark the 80th anniversary of the country's first ever revolutionary organisation.
Thousands of people carrying flaming torches took part in the carefully-choreographed
night-time event, spelling out the number 80 as TV cameras beamed pictures
around the world.The show of strength celebrated the Down With Imperialism
Union, a predecessor of the ruling North Korean Workers' Party.The demonstrations
- reminiscent of Nazi rallies at Nuremberg in the 1930s - came just after
North Korea declared sanctions imposed by the UN to be an "act of war".The
sanctions were brought in after North Korea tested a nuclear bomb.The North
also warned it "wants peace but is not afraid of war" and that it would
"deal merciless blows" against any nation that threatened it.
4Law Note:The full original evening news in 17/10/06 is 37 minutes 96 MB arrived in full to 4Law team...for size reason also the DPRK warning notice is only in part in this video.Here you find the full printed notice.DPRK does not hold TV station in the Internet. |
DPRK
Foreign Ministry Refutes UNSC "Resolution"
A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on October 17 issued the following statement. On October 14 the United States instigated the UN Security Council to pass another "resolution" calling for harsh international sanctions and blockade against the DPRK, unreasonably describing its nuclear test for self-defense as a "threat" to international peace and security. The successful nuclear test in the DPRK was an exercise of its independent and legitimate right as a sovereign state as it was a positive defensive countermeasure to protect the sovereignty of the country and life and security of the people from the U.S. escalated nuclear war threat and sanctions and pressure. The DPRK was compelled to legitimately pull out of the NPT according to its relevant provision and manufactured nuclear weapons after undergoing the most fair and aboveboard and transparent processes as the U.S. seriously encroached upon the supreme security of the DPRK and the fundamental interests of the Korean nation under the pretext of the nuclear issue. The DPRK conducted the test proving its possession of nukes in a legitimate manner after fairly announcing it in advance, something unprecedented in view of international practice. It conducted the nuclear test under the conditions where its security is fully guaranteed and clearly declared that the DPRK, a responsible nuclear weapons state, would never use nukes first and will not allow nuclear transfer. It also clarified that it would make every possible effort to promote the worldwide nuclear disarmament and the final elimination of nuclear weapons and invariably adhere to the principle to realize the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula through dialogue and negotiations. However, the U.S., the very one that has driven the DPRK to the nuclear test, is describing the DPRK's nuclear test as a "threat" to international peace and security, while shelving what it has done like a thief crying "Stop the thief!" This totally preposterous act is intolerable. The nuclear test in the DPRK was a great deed that greatly contributed to defending peace and stability not only on the Korean Peninsula but in the rest of Northeast Asia as it demonstrated powerful deterrent for coping with the U.S. nuclear threat and blackmail and foiling its attempt to ignite a new war. The UNSC, paying no heed to all these facts, feigned ignorance of the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK, the policy that spurned the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula, and is now incriminating the DPRK's exercise of its sovereign right to defend the sovereignty of the country, while trumpeting about the denuclearization of the peninsula. This is an immoral behavior utterly devoid of impartiality. The UNSC "resolution," needless to say, cannot be construed otherwise than a declaration of a war against the DPRK because it was based on the scenario of the U.S. keen to destroy the socialist system of Korean-style centered on the popular masses. The DPRK vehemently denounces the "resolution," a product of the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK, and totally refutes it. The adoption of this "resolution" made it impossible for the UNSC to evade the historic responsibility for having patronized and connived at the U.S. which caused the division of Korea, the root cause of all misfortunes of the Korean nation, in violation of the UN Charter the cornerstone of which is the principle of sovereignty, equality and self-determination and has systematically perpetrated undisguised moves to "bring down the system" in the DPRK. The present development clearly proves once again that the DPRK was entirely right when it decided to have access to nuclear weapons, its people's choice. The U.S. would be well advised not to miscalculate the DPRK. If the Bush group, oblivious of the lessons drawn from the shameful setbacks recorded in the history of the relations between the preceding U.S. administrations and the DPRK, calculates it can bring the DPRK to its knees through sanctions and pressure, pursuant to the already bankrupt hostile policy toward it, there would be nothing more ridiculous and foolish than its behavior. The DPRK had remained unfazed in any storm and stress in the past when it had no nuclear weapons. It is quite nonsensical to expect the DPRK to yield to the pressure and threat of someone at this time when it has become a nuclear weapons state. The DPRK wants peace but is not afraid of war. It wants dialogue but is always ready for confrontation. As already clarified by the DPRK, it will fulfill its responsibility for realizing the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. But if anyone attempts to infringe upon the DPRK's sovereignty and right to existence even a bit under the signboard of the UNSC "resolution," it will deal merciless blows at him through strong actions. The DPRK will closely follow the future U.S. attitude and take corresponding measures. |
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North
Korea agrees to resume talks - 1/11/06
Following is a full text of the North's official KCNA news agency report on the decision 31/10/06: Full text of KCNA / N. Korea's statement Pyongyang, November 1 (KCNA) -- A spokesman
for the DPRK Foreign Ministry gave the following answer to a question put
by KCNA on Nov. 1 as regards the bilateral and multi-lateral contacts made
in Beijing with main emphasis on the DPRK-U.S. contact:
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Visit to Pyongyang: The Democratic Labor Party delegation pose for a photo, Tuesday, in front of Mangyongdae, the birthplace of North Korea’s founder Kim Il-sung during their visit to North Korea, Tuesday . This is a televised image taken by the North’s broadcaster the Korean Central Television.The delegation tour of 22 members in Pyongyang was televised by the TV station in 31/10/06 news program.Following the DPRK notice the six-party talks to resume soon. |
Other Files on the Case |
FOX TV : Bush Plan on North Korea - 31 October 2006 - VOA: US Official Says Further North Korea Nuclear Tests Probable - 30 October 2006 KBSTV Korea: General Expects More N. Korea Nuke Tests - 30 October 2006 - Washingtonpost :General Expects More N. Korea Nuke Tests - 29 October 2006 YTNTV Korea: More New Activities on the Nuclear Site in North Korea - 28 October 2006 - Site - USA FORCES KOREA |
National Security Archive - In ’97, CIA Panel Predicted a North Korea Collapse in 5 Years... OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
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North
Korean leader Kim Jong-Il in Elvis style
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il is seen in impersonating US rock legend Elvis Presley. The Dear Leader of the Communist North Korea is being criticized for his luxury life style when many of its people are starving. Recently, UN is trying to put a ban on exporting all the luxury items to the reclusive country. |