North Korean leader: We will respond with nuclear weapons

Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader who provoked worldwide reactions with his ballistic missile tests, said they would respond to nuclear weapons with nuclear weapons.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said he would continue to fight the United States and South Korea, which often organize large-scale military exercises in and around the Korean Peninsula, and said that they would respond to nuclear weapons with nuclear weapons, and to frontline conflicts with frontal conflicts.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un made a statement after yesterday’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.

Kim, who personally led the exercise, said that there had been no change in long-term security policy and stressed the need to “inspire fear in enemies and guarantee the peaceful life of people by irreversibly strengthening the deterrence of nuclear war.”

Noting that they will continue to fight the US and South Korea, which are openly hostile to North Korea and often organize large-scale military exercises in and around the Korean Peninsula, Kim Jong-un said that their enemy policy should understand that their anti-military North Korea’s actions will pose an irreversible and serious threat to them, he stressed,

Calling on the country’s strategic armed forces to continue preparing for an “immediate response,” Kim Jong-un said that they would respond to nuclear weapons with nuclear weapons, and frontal conflicts with frontal conflicts.

North Korea Warning Japan and South Korea Shortly before the historic Japan-South Korea summit held yesterday in the Japanese capital Tokyo, North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, raising tensions in the region.

The Hwaseong-17 intercontinental ballistic missile launched as part of the exercise has been successfully tested.