Kim Jong-un said North Korea does not seek war with South Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said that North Korea does not seek war with South Korea, but does not consider the idea of ​​unifying the two countries to be any more relevant and will strengthen nuclear defense readiness to maximum heights in order to maintain the strategic balance of power in the region, the Central Telegraph Agency reported ( KCNA)."In fact, South Korea can live safely if they do not provoke us and show their strength. We do not seek war with South Korea and have no desire to clash with them. Previously, we had thoughts about “liberating the South “or “reunification by force,” but since the recognition of the existence of two states, these ideas are no longer relevant,” Kim Jong-un said in a speech during a visit to the Kim Jong-un National Defense University. He emphasized that the problem is that the other side continues to “provoke” the DPRK. Kim Jong-un called for close monitoring of the current situation around the DPRK, as the United States and its “puppets in South Korea” seek to strengthen their military capabilities, which carries the risk of upsetting the balance of power on the Korean Peninsula. Advertising ecocosmetics.am Fabric eye patches with osmanthus. 4,000 dram. Call!" The destruction of the strategic balance of power means war... In the current situation, when the military alliance of the United States and South Korea, as the puppets themselves claim, has completely turned into a nuclear alliance, our nuclear defense readiness must be strengthened to the maximum heights," the DPRK leader said.