North Korea's Biological Weapons Program
North Korea is reportedly producing viruses and bacteria for a germ warfare program that can spread deadly diseases. The US has assessed their capability and expressed concerns about the potential danger posed by these biological weapons.
Key Points
- North Korea developing sprays and 'poison pens' for spreading deadly diseases
- US report expresses concerns about the potential danger of North Korea's biological weapons program
- Historical evidence suggests North Korea's interest in biological weapons dating back to Kim Il-sung
Pros
- US assessment provides insight into North Korea's biological weapons capabilities
- Raises awareness about the potential threat posed by biological weapons
Cons
- Limited reliable intelligence available regarding North Korea's biological weapons program
- Potential covert production of germ weapons in ordinary laboratories