North Korea on Tuesday confirmed it as a nuclear-weapon States to reject the conditions of the United States, it agreed to give up its nuclear weapons program before negotiations can begin.
After several weeks of tensions on the Korean peninsula, including North Korea's nuclear threat of war, North Korea has begun in recent days at least dialogue to talk about in response to appeals from the United States and South Korea held talks.
North Korea's Rodong Sinmun newspaper refused unfounded and unacceptable, the case of the United States and South Korea agreed to dismantle its nuclear weapons and suspend missile launchers.
"If North Korea and the United States is sitting at a table, it is a nuclear-armed country, rather than one side forcing the other to remove the dialogue between nuclear weapons," the newspaper said, referring to its official name from the north, the Democratic Korean People's Republic.
White House spokesman said earlier this month, North Korea will need to give up its nuclear ambitions talks is meaningful, serious.
Denuclearization North Korea aid agreement signed in 2005, but then withdraw from the treaty. It said nuclear weapons is a "sword", it will never give up.
A third nuclear test in February.
This led to a new United Nations sanctions, which in turn led to a dramatic intensification of the threat of North Korea, South Korea and the United States nuclear strike.
But there are signs of hostility has eased, a series of conditions provided by the United States and South Korea held talks in North Korea on Thursday, including the lifting of UN sanctions.
The United States responded by saying that the long-awaited "clear signal" that North Korea will stop its nuclear weapons activities.
North Korea has a long threat to ensure that concessions from the United States and South Korea, just repeat the process after recording. Southern said in recent days cycle must be stopped.
 



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