North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Pak Myung-ho called the Republic of Korea's desire for denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula an “impossible dream“, the Korean Central News Agency reported.
Yesterday, the South Korean presidential administration announced that the leaders in Seoul and Beijing could discuss the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula at their summit on November 1.
Pak Myung-ho said that the Republic of Korea “does not miss a single opportunity to raise“ this issue.
“The Republic of Korea still does not understand that its constant denial of the DPRK's status as a nuclear state and the incessant repetition of the delusional dream of denuclearization expose its stupidity in all its nakedness“, the vice minister said.
“We will patiently demonstrate that no matter how much they talk about denuclearization - even a hundred or a thousand times - it is an impossible dream“, the senior diplomat said.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has repeatedly stressed that Pyongyang will not give up nuclear weapons.