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Former North Korean Official Says Kim Jung Un Will Never Completely Denuclearize

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Thae Yong Ho, North Korea's former deputy ambassador to the UK, said some words about denuclearization. Ho does not believe that Kim Jong Un will agree to "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization." North Korea’s nuclear capabilities are an essential part of Un’s domestic and international power. Ho said that Un has said in the past that nuclear weapons are “a treasured sword for protecting peace.” On lighter terms, Ho said North Korea is likely to open its borders to tourism projects near its coast.

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