Not Changed, North Korea Saves Nuclear Developed Next Year

PYONGYANG - North Korea says it will remain committed to developing nuclear by 2018, according to a report released by North Korea's KCNA news agency.
"Do not expect any change in policy," the report said as quoted by CNN, Saturday (30/12/2017).
"This embodiment as an unbeatable force can not be underestimated or not branded." The DPRK, as a responsible nuclear-armed country, will bring historical trends to the only road to independence and justice, which destroys all the threats on the planet. " it, referring to the official name of North Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
A report entitled "No Strength Can Defeat Independence and Justice," sets a timeline for the achievement of nuclear weapons by 2017, mostly focusing on the possibility of US involvement.
"The North will continue to strengthen its ability to conduct self-defense and preliminary assault with nuclear power as axis as long as the US and its followers remain in nuclear threat," the report said.
North Korea claims to have the ability to attack the US heart and its new status as a nuclear country. Pyongyang says it will handle the most violent US war declarations with
North Korea brags about its new ability to attack its new "US heart" and "status" as a "world class nuclear power". It is said to be handling the US war declaration.
Throughout the year 2017, North Korea has conducted a series of ballistic missile tests, despite continuous criticism from the West and trade sanctions.
The most provocative moment occurred on November 29 when North Korea said it had tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, above it with a massive super warhead, capable of attacking US land.
The missile is flying higher and farther than the previous test and performed after a break for nearly two months of not conducting a test run.
The UN Security Council responded by adopting a series of tough sanctions designed by the United States to choke Pyongyang's energy supply and tighten restrictions on smuggling and use of North Korean workers abroad.
The North called the sanctions a declaration of war. North Korea also said the US and other countries that support such stringent measures would pay a high price.code