US' National Security Advisor (NSA) John Bolton on Sunday hit out at North Korea, asserting that they were "unfortunately not willing" to take steps to finalise a deal with the US aimed at Pyongyang's denuclearisation."The North Koreans were unfortunately not willing to do what they needed to do. Just last night they issued an unhelpful statement that they're thinking of going back to nuclear and ballistic missile testing, which would not be a good idea on their part," The Hill quoted Bolton as saying while speaking at a radio host show here."President Trump wants this threat resolved through negotiations. He wants North Korea to be free of nuclear weapons, that's for sure," he added.Bolton's remarks came two days after North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui slammed at the US over its "gangster-like" demands on denuclearisation, threatening to suspend talks with Washington and resume missile launches and nuclear tests."We have no intention to yield to the US demands (put ...
