North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong says Trump administration stepping up provocations
Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has criticized the United States, stating that increased "provocations" justify North Korea's need to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. She specifically cited the visit of the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier to South Korea as an example of the US pursuing a "policy of confrontation."
Kim Yo-jong argues that the current US administration is continuing the hostile policies of the previous Trump administration. She believes these actions provide North Korea with ample justification to indefinitely bolster its nuclear war deterrent. The USS Carl Vinson's arrival in Busan, South Korea, was intended as a show of force against North Korea.
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Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has criticized the United States, stating that increased "provocations" justify North Korea's need to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. She specifically cited the visit of the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier to South Korea as an example of the US pursuing a "policy of confrontation."
Kim Yo-jong argues that the current US administration is continuing the hostile policies of the previous Trump administration. She believes these actions provide North Korea with ample justification to indefinitely bolster its nuclear war deterrent. The USS Carl Vinson's arrival in Busan, South Korea, was intended as a show of force against North Korea.
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