North Korea condemns NATO summit; says denuclearisation should begin with U.S. allies

North Korea's Foreign Ministry has criticized the recent NATO summit, accusing the alliance of intensifying military cooperation and escalating arms spending, signaling a return to bloc-to-bloc confrontation. Pyongyang argues that denuclearization efforts should start with the U.S. and its allies, suggesting a shift in its stance on disarmament. This condemnation underscores the ongoing tension between North Korea and Western military alliances, highlighting the complex dynamics of global security and the challenges in achieving peace on the Korean Peninsula.