NORTH KOREA SAYS US HOSTILE POLICY UNCHANGED AND NUKES ARE HERE TO STAY
North Korea has dismissed any hope of easing tensions with the United States. A Foreign Ministry spokesperson said expecting any detente in the region is meaningless.
The Trump administration has fully reconfirmed its invariable hostile policy through denuclearisation demands, human rights criticism, and military threats.
North Korea’s nuclear weapons are an absolute guarantee for defending its sovereignty. That status will not be weakened by repeated US calls for denuclearisation.
There is no change in North Korea’s policy toward the United States. It will respond with the toughest stand to the last.
Trump has been seeking a new summit with Kim Jong Un. He ordered a major scaling back of joint military drills with South Korea this month. He cited his very good relationship with Kim.
Pyongyang is not impressed.
The US, South Korea and Japan are still planning the Freedom Edge trilateral exercise from September 7 to 11. North Korea calls it a threat.
Trump wants a deal. Kim wants nukes. Both are getting what they want.
What happens when Trump realises his charm offensive has failed. And how long before North Korea tests another missile to remind Washington who holds the cards.
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