It Didn’t End There
In 2002, when James Kelly was the Assistant U.S. Secretary of State, he visited Pyongyang, North Korea’s capital. He shared that the officials supposedly admitted to having a covert ‘nuclear weapons program,’ which caused a blowup on the nuclear issues all over again. And despite North Korea attending talks on disarmament and the like, it still wouldn’t stop them from launching a number of missiles after that. Especially once the latest dictator, Kim Jong-un, took his place in power.
