Kim Jong gave constitutional status to nuclear weapons, said- violation is not allowed

South Korea and the United States have expressed concern that North Korea may seek technical assistance from Russia for its nuclear missile programs,

The Parliament of North Korea has registered its country as a nuclear weapons power in its constitution. State media said North Korea has included nuclear weapons in its constitution. Kim Jong Un said at a meeting of the State People's Assembly that the DPRK's nuclear force-building policy has been made permanent as the basic law of the state, which no one is allowed to violate. According to the information, DPRK is the short form of the formal name of the country.

Actually, this step is based on North Korea declaring itself a nuclear nation last year. Pyongyang's last nuclear test was in 2017, but it has launched missiles with nuclear warheads for tests in recent months.

Nuclear weapons included in the constitution

In fact, state media said that North Korea has included nuclear weapons in its constitution. The Parliament of the country has unanimously adopted it. Leader Kim Jong Un, using the abbreviation of the country's official name, said the DPRK's nuclear force-building policy has been made permanent as the basic law of the state, which no one is allowed to violate.

Modernization of nuclear weapons

Kim said that it was very important to accelerate the modernization of nuclear weapons to maintain the edge. Let us tell you that this decision has been taken a year after North Korea declared itself a nuclear state and enshrined in law the right to use nuclear attacks to defend itself. Kim returned last week from a trip to Russia where he and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to boost military cooperation.

South Korea and America upset

South Korea and the United States have expressed concern that North Korea may seek technical assistance from Russia for its nuclear missile programs, while Moscow wants to obtain ammunition for its invasion of Ukraine. South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol warned Pyongyang on Tuesday against using nuclear weapons, as Seoul held a large-scale military parade for the first time in a decade. Pyongyang's last nuclear test was in 2017, but it has tested ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads in recent months.