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mixed messages are coming out of Washington on North Korea one of the top
intelligence chiefs in the u.s. is contradicting President Trump on the
progress being made with Pyongyang saying the North is going to be
reluctant to give up its nuclear weapons or jeonggi reports it is unlikely that
North Korea will fully give up its nuclear weapons and the regime continues
to act in a way that's not consistent with the u nuclearization that's how the
US intelligence community views North Korea right now
quite contrary to president Trump's optimism about the denuclearization
talks the heads of US intelligence agencies attended a hearing Tuesday at
the Senate Intelligence Committee one of them was the Director of National
Intelligence Daniel Coates we currently assess that
North Korea will seek to retain its WMD capabilities and is unlikely to
completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capabilities because its
leaders ultimately view nuclear weapons as critical to regime survival he also
hinted that the north is still working on its nuclear and missile programs our
assessment is bolstered by our observations of some activity that is
inconsistent with full denuclearization meanwhile a report that came out the
same day from the Belfer Center at the Harvard Kennedy School says North Korea
may have enough fissile material to make dozens of nuclear weapons and that it
continues to produce more of them despite agreeing not to some experts in
South Korea though while they acknowledge that the north has promised
to denuclearize what it really wants is to be recognized as a nuclear state in
the New Year's address Kim jong-un said the regime won't produce more nuclear
weapons or used them that message actually means that the North wants to
show itself as a nuclear power legal nuclear States have obligation not to
use or transfer nuclear weapons the US intelligence community apparently thinks
that even while North Korea agrees to take partial steps to denuclearize its
only to gain key concessions namely sanctions relief coats assess
Pyongyang's diplomatic engagement as a way of gaining leverage its statements
repeatedly implying that diplomacy won't continue unless sanctions are easy
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