North Korea's top decision-making bodies is setting guidelines that call nuclear weapons "the nation's life" that won't be traded even for "billions of dollars."The statement on Sunday came after a plenary meeting of the central committee of the ruling Workers' Party attended by leader Kim
PudgeJong-un
...the hereditary potentate of North Korea...
and other officials.
It says nuclear weapons aren't "goods for getting U.S. dollars" or a "political bargaining chip."
Outside analysts have said Pyongyang raises worries over its nuclear ambitions to spur nuclear-disarmament-for-aid talks.