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North Korea Committed to ‘Worrying Change’ in nuclear policy: Professor

North Korea ultimately wants to have more nuclear weapons for use against US troops in South Korea and Japan in in event of an invasionaccording to professor at the Middlebury Institute of International training.

North Korea currently It has ability to use a small amount of nuclear weapon against United States, Geoffrey Lewis said, professor on arms control.

“They have some deterrents, but what I think the North Koreans really are is fundamental want This ability to use much more of nuclear weapon against US forces in South Korea and Japan if they thought invasion going full steam ahead,” he said on CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia. on Monday.

“This is part of [an] … a disturbing change in in way they are moving towards nuclear weapons and this change is real give themselves ability to use nuclear weapon first if they think they’re about to be attacked,” he said.

His comments came after North Korea fired another missile. test on Sunday.

State news KCNA reported that Kim “gave important instructions on further building up in defense capabilities and nuclear combat strength of the country.”

“The North Koreans are really committed to shifting their nuclear policy’, according to Lewis.

He said the rocket looked like “one more option” of short-range one what is it “more of the same” from North Korea, but it “still highly undesirable”.

Testing a nuclear weapon?

According to Lewis, North Korea is now working on developing nuclear weapons. test, more than four years after last one in 2017.

“In a manner, gloves are off”, – he said. – In fact, they do not feel bound by any of the obligations they made in 2018, when the period of diplomacy began, and we also see a lot of nuclear test website.”

US President Donald Trump has held two summits during his presidency. with Kim to discuss denuclearization on Korean peninsula. second one, in Hanoi ended abruptly when both sides failed to agree on removal of sanctions.

North Korea closed the entrances to its nuclear test tunnels in 2018 but they probably already reopened them, Lewis said.

Satellite images taken in In March, construction work was shown at the site where North Korea had conducted all of its previous nuclear tests, Reuters reported.

This is snow up Kim to decide when he wants test nuclear weapons, etc. professor said.

“If we know one thing, we know what will be nuclear test when Kim Jong Un feels like It is he added.

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