South Korea: North Korea attacks us when it thinks of suicide
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News quoted by Sputnik, in the continuation of increasing tensions between the two Koreas, “Shin Won-sik”, South Korea’s National Security Adviser, claimed this Sunday that North Korea will not start a war unless That he is thinking about suicide and that the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, must be afraid of South Korea’s military power, because he has “a lot to lose.”
In an interview with South Korea’s “KBS” channel, he added: There was always a possibility that North Korea would start a war after the Korean War, and that North Korea would start a war. Slow or not depends on our will and readiness and not on Pyongyang’s intentions. I believe that North Korea will not start a war unless it is thinking about suicide.
A few hours ago, Kim Yo-jong, the vice-president of North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party and the sister of Kim Jong-un, the country’s leader, warned Seoul about the entry of a drone from South Korea into Pyongyang’s airspace. Such an event will cause a “terrible disaster”.
The North Korean leader’s sister, referring to South Korea’s propaganda notices against Pongyang, said: “The fact that the means used to carry these notices are drones is the main point of contention in the recent incident.”
He added: The South Korean army is to blame for not identifying drones that a non-governmental organization crosses the border.
Following South Korea’s anti-Pyongyang propaganda announcements, the northern neighbor sent thousands of balloons containing garbage to Seoul since May, and the tension between the two countries escalated.
Pyongyang has emphasized that these balloons are a response to the actions of some activists and traitors who are present in South Korea, and by sending balloons containing announcements, they targeted Kim Jong Un for criticism and destruction. They do.
North Korea’s foreign ministry on Friday accused South Korea of sending drones to Pyongyang at night this week and last week and announced that the illegal entry of the drone into Pyongyang’s airspace requires a retaliatory response. . In response, the Joint Staff of the South Korean Army claimed that it was unable to confirm North Korea’s accusations.
