In a briefing to reporters Monday, the head of South Korea’s Institute for National Security Strategy said U.S. recognition of North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction programs would be “traumatic.” The INSS, a civilian think tank, is affiliated with the government’s National Intelligence Service.
Donald Trump's North Korea policy could pose 'traumatic' risk for South Korea
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North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction and its defiance of all global pressures, which have bedeviled U.S. foreign policy for decades, are becoming ever more intractable, INSS experts said.
U.S. election fuels debate in worried South Korea about the nuclear option
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