The isolated country is nervous of receiving outside/or the rest of the world attention.. Rejecting trade relations with South Korea in exchange for deterrence on nuclear ambition; we can see that being a military force in the region is the only priority on Kim Jong Un and Pyongyang's mind. What is the point of having a military force that you would not be able to use in a nuclear war? We still do do not know. The leader of North Korea seems to have that explanation covered.
However in a current CNN interview the complete opposite notion is acquired by the leader of South Korea Moon Jae-In stating...
"I do not agree that South Korea needs to develop our own nuclear weapons or relocate tactical nuclear weapons in the face of North Korea's nuclear threat."
-http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/14/asia/south-korea-moon-nuclear/index.html
Trying to stabilize the situation, is applauded. The leader of South Korea is admired and embraced for his remarks, knowing the alternative would be disastrous for not only the peninsula but the world as well.
The outcome of war with the United States and it's allies should be pretty clear to North Korea. The only thing the countries' leaders care about is "Power." They do not want to look weak conversing with long time foes who would open their hearts and arms with gratitude if their nuclear ambitions are denounced. A better life to current threatens the stability of a longer termed adherence to the enemy.
With a North Korean state agency threatening to use nuclear weapons to “sink” Japan and reduce the United States to “ashes and darkness” for supporting a U.N. Security Council resolution and sanctions over its latest nuclear test. The country will remain under watchful eye of those who only want to help and give humanitarian aid where it is needed for a resurgence of greatness in the region.
-https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-missiles/north-korea-threatens-to-sink-japan-reduce-u-s-to-ashes-and-darkness-idUSKCN1BP0F3
So North Korea, would you love us more, just a little?
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