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North Korea: Disturbance of the balance of power in the region means war

The sister of the leader of North Korea announced the military exercises of the US and its allies in the region as the main reason for strengthening the country's nuclear deterrence.

According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency According to Reuters, “Kim Yo Jong”, the sister of “Kim Jong Un”, the leader of North Korea, warned about the wide consequences of intensifying military movements on the Korean Peninsula.

On Tuesday, the North Korean leader’s sister, referring to the recent joint exercises of the United States, Japan and South Korea, said that these joint military exercises have a message of confrontation and warning against the latest North Korea’s strategic weapons test was held.

This North Korean official added that the joint exercises of the US and its allies in the region is another reason for the urgency of creating nuclear forces for North Korea.

Kim Yo Jong stressed that the disruption of the balance of power between the rivals on the Korean Peninsula and in the region means exactly war, and this is an undeniable objective fact.

He also pointed to other exercises with the presence of American, Japanese and South Korean forces and said that these exercises are not only a serious threat to North Korea, but also regional peace and security. .

Kim Yo Jong emphasized that the line of strengthening the self-defense nuclear deterrent pursued by North Korea is the most correct and only choice for this country in the current situation, and Pyongyang Yang will never waver in this way.

 

© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Mehr News Agency
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