Examples of using Pyongyang would in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In that case, he added, Pyongyang would have to“reconsider” its participation at next month's summit in Singapore.
Pyongyang would not negotiate with the United States to give up those weapons until Washington abandons its hostile policy against the North.
Kozin warned that Pyongyang would be certain to respond in kind if Seoul goes ahead with the development of the'Frankenmissile'.
Rodman's expected visit to Pyongyang would be the first under President Trump, a man with whom he has a personal relationship.
The summit statement provided no details on when Pyongyang would give up a nuclear weapons program or how the dismantling might be verified.
The summit statement provided no details on when Pyongyang would give up a nuclear weapons programme or how the dismantling might be verified.
The USA and its allies hoped Pyongyang would tone down its inflammatory language but the American military was prepared for any possibility, Hagel said.
At that time, U.S. officials said Washington and Pyongyang would form teams for a session expected to take place"in a few weeks.".
For this to happen, Pyongyang would first have to agree to halt, roll back, and eliminate its existing nuclear weapons
Pyongyang would not negotiate with the United States to give up those weapons until Washington abandons its hostile policy against the North, KCNA quoted Kim as saying.
Taking UN population statistics into account(25.281 million), one 750-kiloton nuclear blast in downtown Pyongyang would wipe out nearly 6 percent of the North Korea's total population.
It's unclear, though, if the US is ready to make such an offer to break the stalemate, or if Pyongyang would give any concessions in exchange.
the official newspaper of the North's ruling party, also emphasized that Pyongyang would not give in to any such outside pressure.
Both Seoul and Washington have said any meaningful dialogue with Pyongyang would require North Korea to make some tangible step towards denuclearization- a precondition the North has repeatedly rejected.
The day after the Singapore summit, North Korean state media paraphrased Kim Jong-un as noting Pyongyang would take"additional good-will measures" if the US took"genuine measures.".
He, however, added that if Washington failed to deliver on its promises and continued enforcing sanctions, Pyongyang would have"no other choice but take a different path.".
a major engine-testing site used for missiles, but maintained that international sanctions on Pyongyang would stay in place for now.
The Russian president also expressed hope that Moscow and Pyongyang would continue strengthening their relations, including a trilateral program with Seoul, which will help
This week, North Korea's deputy UN ambassador declared that Pyongyang would not put its nuclear arsenal nor ballistic missile programme on the table unless Washington drops its“hostile” stance.
He said the next summit in Pyongyang would help improve cross-border ties by allowing the two leaders to discuss the North's denuclearisation and how to establish peace on the Korean peninsula.