North Korea has passed a new law, declaring itself to be a nuclear weapon state. According to the state's agency, North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, has called the decision irreversible. Meanwhile, France has condemned the new law and called it a 'threat to international and regional peace and security'.

France condemns North Korea's new nuclear law, calls it a 'threat to international peace'

North Korea has passed a law - the right to use preventive nuclear strikes to prevent itself. Additionally, the law declares North Korea status as a nuclear arm state, irreversible. Reportedly, the law allows North Korea to carry out a preventive nuclear strike immediately to destroy hostile forces.

North Korea passes new nuclear law, nukes needed to counter hostilities from hostile forces

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