Nuclear Weapons and ICBM Capabilities: Ninth U.N. Security Council Meeting This Year on North Korea
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By Stephen Lendman
Global Research
Nine Security Council sessions in a single year on one issue against one country may be a record number. It’s surely an example of unprecedented counterproductiveness.
Instead of pushing North Korea to suspend its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, they encouraged the country to accelerate their development, hostile rhetoric from Washington, Tokyo and elsewhere providing an a greater urgency to do it.
The DPRK genuinely fears possible US aggression, knowing these weapons are its most important deterrent. Given the ominous threat from the Trump administration, it would be madness to give them up, leaving the country defenseless.
During Wednesday’s Security Council session, US envoy Nikki Haley embarrassed herself as usual,...
