Archive · 18 Nov 2025
North Korea Condemns US-ROK Deal, Warns of 'Nuclear Domino' Effect
North Korea is upset about a joint statement between South Korea and the US.
They think it's a hostile move and are threatening to do something in response.
The statement includes plans to make North Korea give up its nuclear weapons and for South Korea to build nuclear submarines.
North Korea thinks this will cause other countries to want nuclear weapons too.
North Korea (DPRK) criticized a joint fact sheet released by South Korea (ROK) and the US
DPRK warns of countermeasures due to perceived hostile policies
US and ROK committed to completing DPRK's denuclearization
US approved ROK's push for nuclear-powered submarines
DPRK sees ROK's nuclear submarine plans as destabilizing and a 'nuclear domino phenomenon'
- Who
- North Korea (DPRK)
- What
- Condemned a joint fact sheet by South Korea (ROK) and the US, threatened countermeasures
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- North Korea
- Why
- Perceived hostile policies towards North Korea in the fact sheet
North Korea's Perspective
US & South Korea's Perspective
DPRK's Denuclearization
North Korea's Perspective
Sees it as a hostile policy to deny its constitution
US & South Korea's Perspective
Views it as a necessary step for peace and stability
ROK's Nuclear Submarines
North Korea's Perspective
Sees it as a destabilizing factor and 'nuclear domino phenomenon'
US & South Korea's Perspective
Sees it as a defensive measure for regional security
- Fact Sheet Release Date
- Friday
- DPRK's Response Date
- Tuesday
- DPRK's Warning
- Countermeasures to defend sovereignty and security
- US-ROK Commitment
- Complete denuclearization of North Korea
- US Approval
- South Korea's push for nuclear-powered submarines