SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea is not interested in an Iran-like dialogue with the United States to give up its nuclear capabilities, the isolated country's foreign ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
"It is not logical to compare our situation with the Iranian nuclear agreement because we are always subjected to provocative U.S. military hostilities, including massive joint military exercises and a grave nuclear threat," said the statement, which was carried by state media but attributed to a foreign ministry spokesman.
"We do not have any interest at all on dialogue for unilaterally freezing or giving up our nukes," it said.
(Reporting by James Pearson and Seung Yun Oh; Editing by Paul Tait)
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