Seoul threatened Pyongyang with “annihilation”.
reported by Mehr News Agency Quoting Koreatimes, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yol threatened North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, claiming that his use of nuclear weapons against Seoul will lead to the destruction of the Pyongyang government.
The president of South Korea said in an event suitable for the anniversary of the establishment of the country’s armed forces: If North Korea tries to use nuclear weapons, it will face a decisive and comprehensive response from our army. .
He pointed to South Korea’s security alliance with the United States, which has stationed tens of thousands of troops in Seoul, and claimed: On that day, the end of the North Korean regime will come!
In this ceremony, South Korea’s largest ballistic missile known as “Hyunmo-5” with stone-breaking capability was unveiled for the first time. Also, an American B-1B heavy bomber along with F15K fighters performed maneuvers with the aim of showing the military alliance between Seoul and Washington.
North Korea criticized the flight of this bomber and the military exercise through Kim Kang Il, the vice minister of defense of this country. The senior military official of Pyongyang said in this regard: North Korea will eagerly monitor the transfer of these strategic weapons to (South Korea) and the country’s army is fully prepared to fully defend Pyongyang.
The South Korean president’s warnings come a few weeks after North Korea released images of its uranium enrichment facility for the first time, while the country’s leader visited the site. .
