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North Korea has '60 nuclear weapons and could launch smallpox on missile'

The US Department of the Army made the warning in a report released last month. Some sections claimed that North Korea may be able to obtain 100 nuclear weapons by the end of the year

North Korea has up to 60 nuclear weapons and a 5,000-tonne stockpile of chemical weapons, according to the US Army.

The calculations were made last month in a report by the US Department of the Army, called North Korean tactics.

Sections warn Kim Jong-un’s regime may be able to obtain 100 such weapons by the end of this year, South Korean news agency Yonhap reports.

It reads: “Estimates for North Korean nuclear weapons range from 20-60 bombs, with the capability to produce 6 new devices each year.

North Korea is supposedly the third biggest possessor of chemical agents, with 2,500-5,000 tonnes and 20 different types, the research adds.

Kim Jong-un's scientists have reportedly been working on weaponising anthrax or smallpox