The US State Department has released a serious report on North Korea's biological capabilities, revealing that the country has a designated program for attack with biological weapons. The report highlights North Korea's ability to create bacteria, toxins, and viruses as potential biological weapons agents. It also mentions the country's potential to launch these weapons using clandestine and unconventional systems. Despite being a signatory to the Biological Weapons Convention, North Korea has not provided any relevant information on its biological weapons since 1990.