Sol ാൽ If you get into it and spill it, you will face destruction! This is the gist of North Korea’s warning to South Korea. Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader King Jong Un, has not changed his stance on South Korea. Kim Yo-jong has said that if South Korea invades, North Korea will use nuclear weapons to eliminate it.
This is in response to a statement made by South Korea’s defense chief Suh Wu last week. This is the second time in three days that Jong has reacted angrily. Zhou’s statement said that the South Korean military has a defense system to counter any attacks by North Korea. This was in reference to the intercontinental ballistic missile test conducted by North Korea last month.
KCNA, North Korea’s official news agency, quoted King Yo-jong as saying that Suh’s statement was a “big mistake.” ‘This statement against a nuclear power is a huge mistake. If South Korea decides to go to war with us, the nuclear force will surely have to do its part. ‘ Jong, who is also the government’s chief policy adviser, said.
Nuclear weapons are used as a defense. But Kim Yo-jong said such weapons would have to be used to eliminate the enemy in an attack if an armed conflict broke out. If North Korea invades, the situation in South Korea will be deplorable. Jong said the South Korean military was not a “rival” to North Korea. On Sunday, Jong warned South Korea to exercise restraint in the event of a major disaster.
At the end of last month, North Korea test-fired the Hwaseong 17 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which is believed to be capable of targeting all areas of the US. With a length of 25 meters and a weight of one lakh kilograms, the Hwaseong 17 is North Korea’s largest missile. In a test run, it covered an altitude of 6248 km and a distance of 1090 km in 67 minutes.
In war situations it can go up to 15000 km. This is North Korea’s third ICBM test. Others in this category are the Hwaseong 14 (Range – 10,000 km) and Hwaseong 15 (8500–13500 km) tested in 2017.
English Summary: North Korea’s Nukes Could “Eliminate” South, Says Kim Jong Un’s Sister