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To continue the empathy: what does the DPRK want? Most of all, they seem to want to feel that the US is not going to try to "decapitate" them. That's why they are making nukes. That's why many governments have tended to want nukes — for security.
The US has spent the last 75 years saying that nukes == security. Don't be surprised when a weak, vulnerable country buys into that logic. Don't think that you are going to convince them to give up their security with threats. It has never worked that way.
4. (Bonus point) Don't believe it when people say the North Koreans are stupid, are incapable of technical feats that are now decades old, etc. Their scientists and engineers seem competent enough to do this kind of work. They have been working at this for *decades*.
Right. Discourse in France and U.K. still that nukes are the cheapest way of being a great power. Surely the most cost-effective deterrent out there.
Look at upgrade budgets for trident and similar projects fella. Far from cost-effective
I'm not saying it is cheap - but arguably cheaper than acquiring conventional forces that would accomplish the same deterrent effect.
Neither is cost-effective
DPRK has learned THE history Lesson - always ask yourself "Can US be trusted? Can You believe promises of the US, or Treaties?"
Especially if the last country to voluntarily give up their nukes in exchange for security guarantees was invaded and partially annexed only a couple of years ago.
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