North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister and politician Kim Yo Jon has made offensive comments about US President Joe Biden. Biden's recent comments that the North Korean regime is coming to an end, he has reacted strongly by calling it baseless. According to him, the current US president is "an old man without a future". North Korea's news agency Korean Central News Agency reported such information about Kim Yo Jon's statement.
Recently, Biden participated in a joint press conference with South Korean leader Yoon Suk Yell in Washington. There, he said, if North Korea's nuclear attack on the United States and its allies and allies, the ruling government of Pyongyang will end.
Biden also said that he has full authority to use nuclear weapons as the head of the armed forces. However, he also mentioned that the United States has no intention of using nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula.
Kim Yo Jon responded to this in a statement. He referred to Biden as the chief executive of an enemy state.
Kim Yo Jon said, Another thing is that in front of the eyes of the world, the chief executive of the enemy state is speaking personally and officially about the end of the ruling power (of the North Korean government), which cannot be avoided.
Referring to such comments by Biden as unintelligent, Yew Jung also said that it can be seen as the unintelligent comments of a man in a state of indifference. It has absolutely no ability to handle the responsibility of ensuring the future and security of the United States. It is enough for him to complete the remaining two years of his current term.
US-South Korea sign nuclear arms deal to deter North Korea
US President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yul have made a landmark agreement. This includes plans to deploy US nuclear-armed submarines to South Korea.
Washington has also agreed to include Seoul in any plan to use nuclear weapons against North Korea. In return, South Korea agreed not to develop any nuclear weapons.
Joe Biden said the agreement, called the 'Washington Declaration', would strengthen cooperation among allies to prevent North Korean aggression.
US President Joe Biden said this at a joint press conference with South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yul on Wednesday. Yoon Suk-Yoon visited the US this week to discuss the Ukraine war, climate change, cyber cooperation, and nuclear weapons.
South Korean President Washington called the announcement the most significant announcement of the visit. He described it as an 'unprecedented' step to increase resistance. As a result, the United States will use its military power to defend its allies to prevent any attack, including nuclear weapons.
North Korea recently conducted a record number of ballistic missile tests. South Korea announced nuclear weapons with the United States, fearing that they could launch a nuclear attack on neighboring countries at any time.
Will the deployment of US nuclear-armed submarines calm the Korean Peninsula?
The United States and South Korea have agreed to a historic deal to deal with North Korea's threat of nuclear weapons. At the same time, the two countries have counter-warned that if North Korea launches a nuclear attack on the United States or South Korea, the regime of the country's top leader, Kim Jong-un, will end.
The warning about North Korea came while South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is on a visit to the United States. During this six-day visit, he met the country's President Joe Biden. Discussions were held on enhancing joint security. There, the new agreement between the two countries was signed on Wednesday.
What's in the deal?
Under the deal, Washington will deploy nuclear-armed submarines to South Korea. Washington has not taken any such action around South Korea since the 1980s. However, the agreement did not mention any direct deployment of nuclear weapons in the country. In addition, Seoul will be included in the nuclear program of the United States. In return, South Korea agreed not to develop its own nuclear weapons.
However, many experts are skeptical about how much the deal will do to corner North Korea. Cheung Seong-Cheng of the Center for North Korea Studies of the Sejong Institute, a research institute, said whether or not North Korea will be afraid of submarines equipped with missiles with a range of more than 7,400 kilometers. Because, if these missiles of "extreme" range are deployed in South Korean waters, it means that they may not have the ability to hit North Korea.
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