Pyongyang criticizes Anthony Blinken for increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula

According to the international group Tasnim news, North Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement, Minister Anthony Blanken criticized the US State Department for increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Yang and Moscow has increased tensions on the Korean Peninsula and in the region. Blinken’s irresponsible and provocative statements and actions have only increased dangerous military and political tensions on the Korean Peninsula and in the region.

This ministry stressed that the US Secretary of State during his recent Asian tour raised unfounded concerns about the expansion of equal and normal relations between Pyongyang. Yang and Moscow raised.

It is also mentioned in this article that it became clear to us once again that the current American government is pathologically opposed to the development of relations It is between independent and authoritative countries.

The Ministry of Home Affairs emphasized that if America is really worried about the security of South Korea and Ukraine, it should pay more attention. to the security issues and concerns of North Korea and Russia. The only way for Washington to address its concerns is to refrain from adopting a hostile policy and away from the Cold War mentality with regard to North Korea and Russia, ending political provocations and political threats and strategic pressure on us and Russia.

The statement stated that the development of equal and mutually beneficial relations between Moscow and Pyongyang plays an important role in supporting peace and stability not only in the peninsula. Korea and in the region, but throughout the world.

Anthony Blinken stated during his trip to Japan and South Korea that Washington and its allies Military cooperation between Russia and North Korea are worried. He also once again accused Pyongyang of sending weapons and ammunition to Moscow.

Earlier, the senior diplomat of Russia, Sergei Shoigu, this accusation was made by He rejected Washington. On October 26, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov refused to comment on the sending of weapons from North Korea to Russia and added: “There are many such reports, but all of them are baseless.”

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