Seoul has a list of about 100 locations "related to North Korean nuclear weapons and programs," Defense Minister Kim Tae-young said Monday. He was answering a question from Grand National Party lawmaker Yoo Seong-min during a parliamentary audit of the Defense Ministry and the Joint Chiefs of Staff headquarters. Yoo asked whether the JCS has information where the North's nuclear weapons are stored.
But Kim added, "We don't have accurate information on how many nuclear bombs [North Korea] has because such bombs are not big enough.
Although it's not certain whether North Korea possesses nuclear weapons, we have sufficient information" about the locations of the means of a nuclear attack such as missiles and aircraft. |