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North Korea slams UN nuclear agency as US mouthpiece

2024-06-06 22:09:27      点击:755

The North Korean flag flies at the North Korean consular office in the Chinese border city of Dandong, in this April 20, 2021 file photo. Reuters-Yonhap

North Korea denounced the U.N. atomic watchdog, Monday, for joining a U.S.-led pressure campaign and "cooking up" a resolution over its nuclear programs, calling the agency a "paid trumpeter" for Washington.

An unnamed spokesman for Pyongyang's Ministry of Nuclear Power Industry released a statement criticizing a resolution adopted on Friday at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) general conference that calls for the North to curb its nuclear programs.

The spokesman described the resolution as a "result of conspiracy" by the United States and its allies, saying North Korea's status as a nuclear weapons state has already become "irreversible."

"Such farce of the hostile forces is a revelation of their sinister intention to cover up their criminal acts of seriously threatening the international nuclear non-proliferation system and justify their hostile policy toward the DPRK," he said, according to state media KCNA.

DPRK refers to the North's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

The spokesman also accused IAEA chief Rafael Grossi of "taking the lead in creating the atmosphere of pressurizing the DPRK" by "spreading a false story" about an imminent nuclear test.

Grossi warned last year that the reclusive country could resume nuclear testing for the first time since 2017.

"If the IAEA wants to avoid international criticism as a paid trumpeter of the U.S., it would be well advised to devote itself to tackling the difficulties facing the international community," the spokesman said, referring to what it calls U.S. nuclear proliferation and Japan's discharge of wastewater from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant.

The IAEA has had no access to North Korea since Pyongyang expelled its inspectors in 2009 and then restarted nuclear testing. (Reuters)

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