North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un announces expansion of his country’s nuclear program in the year 2020
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North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un announces expansion of his country’s nuclear program in the year 2020 and hopefully in the near future, North Korea will launch a new nuclear weapon. Korea was divided by the United States in 1945. From the beginning, the United States has been trying to end North Korea’s independence for the last eighty-eight years; the United States has been fighting diplomatic and economic wars against North Korea and defeating the defeats. The reason for this prolonged war is not because North Korea presents a grave military threat to the United States.
Korea is bordered by three imperialist systems, the US, Russia and China. Currently, the Far East checkpoints of US imperialism are South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. Japan and South Korea are insecure because their people (and a wealth of people) have a strong desire for independence from the United States. And by 1945 Japan had established an imperial system. Two of the most important sources of effective military counterinsurgency operations in modern times are the pursuit of public armament and nuclear weapons. North Korea has both of these weapons, and the real danger is that if the United States accepts North Korea as a nuclear power, its imperialist system in the Far East will be shaken. Not only South Korea and Japan but the Philippines (Philpin), Indonesia and Malaysia will also be struggling to get nuclear weapons. But will also make it a source of US sovereignty and the promotion of our national sovereignty.
Therefore, the United States is forced to continue its losing war against North Korea. The United States hopes that its extreme pressure strategy, the North Korean strategy of maximum pressure, will persuade North Korea to destroy its nuclear capability. But this extreme pressure strategy has failed since 1949 and has continued to fail. China has its failure log wall in Cuba, Venezuela, etc., and North Korea. North Korea has to pay a heavy price for US economic terrorism and as a capitalist country North Korea’s people and people are desperately seeking economic development. But like other shared capitalist countries, North Korea is not ready to sacrifice national sovereignty for economic gain; therefore, Kim Jong Un’s government has the support of its people. Over time, American tensions and economic sanctions continue to weaken. And North Korea’s enthusiasm is growing and its imperialist allies, Russia and China, are seeing its persistence and are willing to back it up. Russia and China are never ready to accept the US for their imperialist goals. That is why they did not veto the United States’ North American sanction against economic terrorism in North Korea. But do not let any chance of this sanction become ineffective.
In April 2018, Kim Jong un’s government announced a unilateral ban on nuclear tests. They claim the acquisition of (subcritical) experiments and re-entry technology and said that North Korea’s nuclear capability crosses the level of complete defense. From then until January 2020, North Korea proposed to freeze its nuclear program and completely demarcate the North Korean nuclear weapons. This means achieving the US THAD (Terminal High Altitude Defense) program in South Korea and the removal of US nuclear weapons (that’s about 900 in 2020) from South Korea. Throughout this period, the United States has insisted that North Korea unilaterally destroy its nuclear arsenal and accept US imperialism in the Korean Peninsula. Since 2018, US terrorist activities against North Korea have continued to rise despite the (Vietnam) and (Pannmutijon) summits. North Korea currently has close to 60 nuclear weapons, the January 2020 announcement proves that North Korea’s position has stabilized in the last few years and is willing to end its self-imposed nuclear program.
Lessons: This is good news for us. There are two reasons: the more the capitalist liberals and the more they will develop in the capitalist forces, the weaker they will be. And the opportunities for stability and promotion of non-capitalist forces (ie, Islamic forces) will improve. The sovereignty and sovereignty of the Islamic states (Iran, Afghanistan and conquest) will increase, but Shiite, Sunni unity is essential in the Middle East to take advantage of this intrigue and contradiction of imperialism.
Nuclear weapons are a weapon of the weak: If North Korea’s nuclear security stabilizes; imperialist grip on the Middle East will weaken. And many Muslim countries in the Middle East and other regions – Indonesia, Malaysia, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Algeria and Nigeria – will also begin to speculate on the acquisition of nuclear weapons. In these countries too, the path to repression of imperialism will pave the way and consequently the chances of Islamic revolutionary struggle will improve. But it should also be realized that the acquisition of nuclear weapons is an imperial grip, not enough to be saved. Public, military editorial alignment and public ideological and emotional motivation are also essential. Public and state sabotage is an easy task for imperialist backers without public ideological and military alignment. What protected Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, and Iran from imperialist occupation is public ideological and military-institutional alignment. And these experiences also prove that democratic process boundaries are also needed to strengthen this kind of public institutional alignment.
