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North Korea has made its nuclear statis "irreversible"  after it passed a law enshrining its right to "automaticall" condcut preemptive nuclear strikes to guard itself.
The shift in its nuclear status will bar any denuclearisation talks with Kim Jong-un led nation, state media said in a statment on Friday.
The country can now resume testing, which will also be its first time since 2017, after the unprecedented summits with then US President Donald Trump and other world premiers in 2018 over nuclear weapon surrender.
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 Explained: Here's why North Korea is firm on 'never giving up' on nuclear weapons

As per the new policy, preemptive nuclear strikes will be initiated if an imminent WMD attack is detected against Pyongyang or strategic targets, including the leadership.

 Explained: North Korea vows to 'never abandon' nuclear weapons

As per the new policy, preemptive nuclear strikes will be initiated if an imminent WMD attack is detected against Pyongyang or strategic targets, including the leadership.

North Korea has made its nuclear status "irreversible" after it passed a law enshrining its right to "automatically" conduct preemptive nuclear strikes to guard itself.
The shift in its nuclear status will bar any denuclearisation talks with Kim Jong-un led nation, state media said in a statment on Friday.
The country can now resume testing, which will also be its first time since 2017, after summits with then US President Donald Trump, and with other world premiers in 2018 over nuclear weapons. The talks failed to persuade the North Korean leader to abandon his weapon development programme.
The legislation to 'never abandon nuclear weapon' was passed by Pyongyang-controlled Supreme People's Assembly on Friday. The new law has replaced the 2013 ordinance that specified country's use of nuclear weapon to repel any attack from a hostile nuclear nation, and make strikes in retaliation.
The new nuclear weapons policy has drawn an "irretrievable line" which would serve as a powerful legal guarantee for strengthening North Korea's status as a nuclear state, state media reported.
Emphasizing that there can be no bargaining over nuclear weapons, Kim in a speech said his country will never surrender to pressure, and therefore would not abandon the weapons even if it meant 100 years of sanctions.
The preemptive nuclear strikes as per the new policy will be initiated if an an imminent weapons of mass destruction attack is detected against Pyongyang or strategic targets, including the leadership.
The condition is parallel to South Korea's 'kill chain' strategy which calls for intentionally striking North Korea if an imminent attack is suspected.
Kim in his speech also made a reference to the his Southern counterpart Yoon Suk-yeol's 'kill chain' strategy suggesting a likely escalation of long-term tensions.

North Korea has boasted about its nuclear arsenal that is capable to hit the US.
The pariah nation has said that it is one of only a handful of countries in the world to field nuclear weapons and advanced missiles and the only one standing up to the United States by "shaking the world" with missile tests,Reuters has reported.
"In today's world where many countries waste time dealing with the United States with submission and blind obedience, there&rsquo;s only our country on this planet that can shake the world by firing a missile with the US mainland in its range," North Korea's Foreign Ministry said, according to a Reuters report.
"There are more than 200 countries in the world, but only a few have hydrogen bombs, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and hypersonic missiles," the ministry added.
Tensions have increased between the US and North Korea since North Korea tested a record numbers of missiles in January. It has tested at least seven missiles in a month, including a new type of "hypersonic missile" able to manoeuvre at high speed.

North Korea boasts it can 'shake the world' with missiles able to hit US

North Korea has boasted about its nuclear arsenal that is capable to hit the US.
The pariah nation has said that it is one of only a handful of countries in the world to field nuclear weapons and advanced missiles and the only one standing up to the United States by "shaking the world" with missile tests,Reuters has reported.
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"Many countries waste time with the US with submission and blind obedience"
"There is only one country that can shake the world by firing a missile into mainland US"
"In today's world where many countries waste time dealing with the United States with submission and blind obedience, there&rsquo;s only our country on this planet that can shake the world by firing a missile with the US mainland in its range," North Korea's Foreign Ministry said, according to a Reuters report.
"There are more than 200 countries in the world, but only a few have hydrogen bombs, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and hypersonic missiles," the ministry added.
Tensions have increased between the US and North Korea since North Korea tested a record numbers of missiles in January. It has tested at least seven missiles in a month, including a new type of "hypersonic missile" able to manoeuvre at high speed.

North Korea says many countries waste time dealing with the United States with submission and blind obedience

North Korea has boasted about its nuclear arsenal that is capable to hit the US.
The pariah nation has said that it is one of only a handful of countries in the world to field nuclear weapons and advanced missiles and the only one standing up to the United States by "shaking the world" with missile tests,Reuters has reported.
"In today's world where many countries waste time dealing with the United States with submission and blind obedience, there&rsquo;s only our country on this planet that can shake the world by firing a missile with the US mainland in its range," North Korea's Foreign Ministry said, according to a Reuters report.
"There are more than 200 countries in the world, but only a few have hydrogen bombs, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and hypersonic missiles," the ministry added.
Tensions have increased between the US and North Korea since North Korea tested a record numbers of missiles in January. It has tested at least seven missiles in a month, including a new type of "hypersonic missile" able to manoeuvre at high speed.

A new report by the Pentagon claims that China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and "intends to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030&rdquo;.
In the report called "Military Pentagon: China plans to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030 Security Developments Involving the People's Republic of China 2021", the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense said that the accelerating pace of the China&rsquo;s nuclear expansion may enable the country "to have up to 700 deliverable nuclear warheads by 2027".
In 2020, the US Defense Department had projected that China would have 400 nuclear warheads by 2030.
The report also said that China is heavily investing in and expanding the number of its land, sea and air-base nuclear delivery platforms and constructing the infrastructure necessary to support the expansion.

Pentagon:  China plans to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030

A new report by the Pentagon claims that China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and 'intends to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030'.

A new report by the Pentagon claims that China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and "intends to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030&rdquo;.
Pentagon, the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense said that the accelerating pace of the China&rsquo;s nuclear expansion may enable the country "to have up to 700 deliverable nuclear warheads by 2027".
In 2020, the US Defense Department had projected that China would have 400 nuclear warheads by 2030.
The report also said that China is heavily investing in and expanding the number of its land, sea and air-base nuclear delivery platforms and constructing the infrastructure necessary to support the expansion.

In 2020, the US Defense Department had projected that China would have 400 nuclear warheads by 2030.

A new report by the Pentagon claims that China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and "intends to produce over 1,000 warheads by 2030&rdquo;.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/biden-nominates-indian-american-ashish-vazirani-to-key-pentagon-post-1632299011247">Pentagon</a>, the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense said that the accelerating pace of the China&rsquo;s nuclear expansion may enable the country "to have up to 700 deliverable nuclear warheads by 2027".
In 2020, the US Defense Department had projected that China would have 400 nuclear warheads by 2030. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/message-to-china-india-tests-agni-5-missile-with-a-range-of-5-000-kms-1635385081484">Message to China: India tests Agni-5 missile with a range of 5,000 kms</a> 
The report also said that China is heavily investing in and expanding the number of its land, sea and air-base nuclear delivery platforms and constructing the infrastructure necessary to support the expansion.

China tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, demonstrating a new space capability, the Financial Times reported.&nbsp;
The report says that the missile, whose launch was kept a secret by China, circled the globe before cruising towards its target, though it missed&nbsp;its mark by around 38 km. The test showed that China has made astounding progress on hypersonic weapons and was far more advanced than US officials believed.
FT went on to add that China generally announces the launch of its Long March rockets &mdash; the type used to launch the hypersonic glide vehicle into orbit &mdash; but it concealed the August launch.
Multiple&nbsp;countries, including US, Russia and China, are developing hypersonic missiles which travel at a speed five times faster than that of sound. Though slower than ballistic missiles, they are harder to intercept and can be manoeuvred.According to the report, two people familiar with the Chinese test said the weapon could, in theory, fly over the South Pole. &ldquo;That would pose a big challenge for the US military because its missile defence systems are focused on the northern polar route, the FT report added.&nbsp;The developments come in the backdrop of growing US-China rivalry, Chinese pressure on Taiwan, and its year-long standoff with Indian forces in eastern Ladakh.Though there was no official reaction from the US or Indian governments on this new turn of events, strategic experts in India say more information is needed before India can be &ldquo;too worried&rdquo;.

China tested nuclear capable hypersonic missile in August, took US Intelligence by surprise: report

China tested nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, took US Intelligence by surprise, the Financial Times reported

China tested nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August: report

China tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, demonstrating a new space capability, the Financial Times has reported.&nbsp;The test showed that China has made astounding progress on hypersonic weapons and was far more advanced than US officials believed.
Multiple&nbsp;countries, including US, Russia and China, are developing hypersonic missiles which travel at a speed five times faster than that of sound. Though slower than ballistic missiles, they are harder to intercept and can be manoeuvred.
The developments come in the backdrop of growing US-China rivalry, Chinese pressure on Taiwan, and its year-long standoff with Indian forces in eastern Ladakh.
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China tested nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, took US intelligence by surprise, the Financial Times reported

China tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, demonstrating a new space capability, the Financial Times has reported.&nbsp;
The report says that the missile, whose launch was kept a secret by China, circled the globe before cruising towards its target, though it missed&nbsp;its mark by around 38 km. The test showed that China has made astounding progress on hypersonic weapons and was far more advanced than US officials believed. WATCH: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/china-planning-big-increase-in-nuclear-arsenal-us-1598981144813">US says China plans to increase its nuclear arsenal&nbsp;</a>
FT went on to add that China generally announces the launch of its Long March rockets &mdash; the type used to launch the hypersonic glide vehicle into orbit &mdash; but it concealed the August launch.
Multiple&nbsp;countries, including US, Russia and China, are developing hypersonic missiles which travel at a speed five times faster than that of sound. Though slower than ballistic missiles, they are harder to intercept and can be manoeuvred. According to the report, two people familiar with the Chinese test said the weapon could, in theory, fly over the South Pole. &ldquo;That would pose a big challenge for the US military because its missile defence systems are focused on the northern polar route, the FT report added.&nbsp; The developments come in the backdrop of growing US-China rivalry, Chinese pressure on Taiwan, and its year-long standoff with Indian forces in eastern Ladakh. READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/chinese-sends-jets-nuclear-bombers-into-taiwan-air-space-us-fumes-1633405945776">China enters Taiwan air space, angers US&nbsp;</a> Though there was no official reaction from the US or Indian governments on this new turn of events, strategic experts in India say more information is needed before India can be &ldquo;too worried&rdquo;.

Signalling a major expansion of its nuclear capabilities, China has begun construction of over 100 new silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles in a desert near Yumen, The Washington Post has reported citing satellite imagery.
The silo construction project could provide China a means of concealing its nuclear weapons, the report stated, adding that the 119 nearly identical construction sites could potentially house powerful weapons capable of reaching the American mainland.
The acquisition of over 100 new missile silos, if completed, would represent a historic shift for China, that is believed to possess a stockpile of 250 to 350 nuclear weapons, the report said.
The discovery of over 100 silos follows recent warnings by Pentagon officials about China&rsquo;s rapid advances in nuclear capability.
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China building over 100 new silos to hide big nuclear missiles: report

China has begun construction of over 100 new silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles in a desert near Yumen, The Washington Post has reported

Signalling a major expansion of its nuclear capabilities, China has begun construction of over 100 new silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles in a desert near Yumen, The Washington Post has reported citing satellite imagery.
The silo construction project could provide China a means of concealing its nuclear weapons, the report stated, adding that the 119 nearly identical construction sites could potentially house powerful weapons capable of reaching the American mainland.
The acquisition of over 100 new missile silos, if completed, would represent a historic shift for China, that is believed to possess a stockpile of 250 to 350 nuclear weapons, the report said.
The discovery of over 100 silos follows recent warnings by Pentagon officials about China&rsquo;s rapid advances in nuclear capability.
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The 119 nearly identical construction sites could potentially house powerful Chinese weapons capable of reaching the American mainland

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