North Korea's position as a nuclear weapons state will remain undeniable and it will continue to build its forces until military threats from the United States and its allies are eliminated, state media KCNA said on Friday.
intercontinental ballistic missile and urged denuclearisation at the end of their meeting in Japan on Tuesday.
Pyongyang's development of nuclear weapons is only intended to guard against U.S. threats, she said, urging Washington to drop its "hostile policy" against the North to ensure its own security. Choe accused the G7 countries of illegally interfering in North Korea's internal affairs by demanding denuclearisation, saying Pyongyang would respond if they attempt to violate its sovereignty and fundamental interests.
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