North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has expressed that he is ending the suspension of nuclear and long-range missile tests put in place during talks with the US. He also said that his country would soon introduce “a new strategic weapon”. Which is a clear threat to the United States according to the U. S. Leadership. The Trump administration is completely upset based upon the U. S. white house spokes persons.
At a key meeting on Tuesday, of the ruling Workers’ Party carried by state media, Kim complained that the United States had responded to the moratorium by continuing to conduct military drills with South Korea, breaking a promise given by President Trump to him and which is a breach of diplomatic promises, Kim stated.
Kim also accused United States of shipping advanced military equipment to South Korea and imposing new sanctions on the North, also he complained of a “hostile” policy and “gangster-like acts” by the United States against North Korea. North Korean president Kim also accused the United States for ganging up against the North Korean state in the region and posting more military personals in the region and in the neighbouring country South Korea.
While talking to the media persons he stressed that “under such conditions, there are no grounds for us to get unilaterally bound to the commitment any longer, the commitment to which there is no opposite party, and this is chilling our efforts for worldwide nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation,”. The Korean Central News Agency also said in its releases that president Kim is very upset on the world leaders as well as the United States is piling up its efforts to militarize the South Korea and sending its troops and military equipment there.
Kim had previously warned that he would put his country on a “new path” if the United States failed to drop what Pyongyang calls a hostile attitude and make fresh concessions by the end of 2019, threatening to deliver an unwelcome “Christmas Gift” to the United States. While Christmas for the US and the world went without any missile tests, but his statements issued this week show Kim moving in a more aggressive direction.
In an interview with the international media Kim as threatening a demonstration of a “new strategic weapon” soon, Pompeo urged the North Korean leader to think again, before acting on his plans, which can become very dangerous for the people of North Korea, who are innocent and are not involved in his sick decision making habits and his dictatorships.
“We’re hopeful that … Chairman Kim will make the right decision and he’ll choose peace and prosperity over conflict and war. “I saw that reporting. I hope he doesn’t go in that direction of finishing up his country, his people and himself.” Being a human, we want to see him alive not being destroyed.
The announcement preceded Kim’s annual new year’s speech, a key moment in the North Korean political calendar, reviewing the past and setting up goals for the future for his regime, for his country and its people. It will be Kim’s eighth such address after he revived the tradition started by his grandfather – North Korea’s founding leader, Kim Il-sung – but discontinued during his father’s rule. Kim made it clear to the party officials that the North was willing to live under international sanctions to preserve its nuclear capability, but not with the sanctions imposed on him and on his country by the United States of America.
Negotiations between the two sides have been largely deadlocked since the breakup of their Hanoi summit in February. The North Korean leader’s announcement on Wednesday came after the United States missed a year-end deadline for a restart of denuclearisation talks with the North Korean Leader and its deployed diplomats. The tensions by this threatening statement of Kim Jong-un have only risen and the relationships between the countries are certainly facing a rough drift.
As the world waits to see “new strategic weapon” of North Korea the United States of America is still urging to maintain peace in the world and asked North Korea’s leadership to reconsider its statements made and think about the country’s economy, international sanctions and nuclear weapons expenses and consequences.
