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US, South Korea, Japan call for ‘complete denuclearisation’ of North Korea

US, South Korea, Japan call for 'complete denuclearisation' of North Korea

By · Published October 31, 2026  22:32 UTC · Updated October 31, 2026  23:24 UTC

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The US, South Korea, and Japan first called for 'complete denuclearisation' of North Korea in a trilateral meeting on October 31. This comes amid North Korea's assertion that sanctions do not work to deny its status as a nuclear weapons state, as reported by Reuters.

The statement from the US Department of State, which announced the trilateral meeting, does not specify the reasoning behind the renewed call for denuclearisation. North Korea's stance on sanctions contradicts the efforts of the US, South Korea, and Japan, which are seeking to isolate the country through economic penalties.

Al Jazeera reports that the three countries are calling for 'complete denuclearisation', but it is unclear what steps will be taken to achieve this goal.

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Why is the US, South Korea, and Japan calling for denuclearisation now?

The timing of the call for denuclearisation is not specified in the available reporting.

What is North Korea's stance on sanctions?

North Korea asserts that sanctions do not work to deny its status as a nuclear weapons state.

What steps will be taken to achieve denuclearisation?

It is unclear what steps will be taken to achieve denuclearisation, as reported by Al Jazeera.

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