北韓核危機

South Korea’s ruling party leader hints at need for nuclear weapons

Recent North Korean missile launches raise questions about US commitment to Seoul’s defence

The leader of South Korea’s ruling party has warned that the country may have to “seriously consider” developing its own nuclear weapons as a deterrent to its northern neighbour in the wake of Pyongyang’s latest barrage of missile tests.

Chung Jin Suk, a lawmaker and head of the conservative People Power party, told a party meeting on Monday that South Korea needed to reinforce its ability to deter hostilities from Pyongyang, including by strengthening its “kill chain” pre-emptive strike strategy.

“We need to seriously consider developing our own nuclear capabilities if such a response is insufficient,” Chung said, according to South Korean state news agency Yonhap.

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