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北韓要求被承認為「核武國家」

2013年4月23日
epa03662718 A photograph provided by the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) via Yonhap News Agency (YNA) shows the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un (C), visiting a mausoleum for his deceased father and grandfather at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang, North Korea, 15 April 2013. North Korea marked the 101st anniversary of state founder Kim Il-Sung's birth on 15 April amid fears of a missile test by the Stalinist state, media reports said. Leader Kim Jong-un went to a mausoleum where the embalmed corpses of his grandfather Kim Il-Sung and his father Kim Jong-Il lie at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang, the North's official Korean Central News Agency reported. It was Kim Jong-un's first public appearance since 01 April, South Korean media reports said. There had been widespread speculation that the North would mark the anniversary with the test-launch of a missile. EPA/KCNA SOUTH KOREA OUT NO SALES +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++ ****FREI FÜR SOCIAL MEDIA***
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數星期來一再發出戰爭威脅的北韓要求國際社會承認其為「核武國家」。北韓勞動黨喉舌《勞動新聞》周二(4月23日)發表文章稱,如果同美國進行談判,其議題就不能是要求北韓中止其核武計劃,應是兩個核武器國家之間的對等談判。北韓上周提出同美國談判的前提條件,其中包括,美方作出安全承諾、聯合國終止制裁。美方則再度要求北韓中止其核武計劃。過去數周裡,平壤當局一再對美、韓、日等國發出軍事打擊威脅。其背景是聯合國在北韓於今年2月中旬再度進行了核試驗後作出擴大對朝制裁決議。作為對朝鮮戰爭威脅的反應,美國向地區增派了戰機和戰艦。

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