North Korea again refers to ‘nuclear final billing’
Relations between the US and North Korea are increasingly complicated, and it seems that the historic meeting is becoming less likely. This time, the US Vice President is struck, who made a mistake with comparisons with Libya.
he North Korean official of the senior rank of US Vice President Mike Pence was labeled "stupid" and warned of the possibility of a "nuclear final billing" if diplomacy would also fail in this case.
Chou Son Hui stressed that Pyongyang will not "beg for dialogue", nor will anyone persuade anyone to participate in the talks.
So this is a new concrete tip in order to delay the date of the meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, if they will not be completely canceled. At the moment, it is still officially recognized that the leader will meet on 12 June.
Trump, who specifically did not want to talk about the US conditions, was supposed to make the meeting conditional on the complete shutdown of the nuclear program, and Pyongyang announces that they will consider whether they will unconditionally renounce the program.
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Chaos Son Hui responded to Pence's words that North Korea could end up as Libya. Pence said in the interview for Fox News that the story "will end, as the Libyan model has ended, if Kim Jong Un will not conclude an agreement."
He therefore called him "politically stupid" to compare "North Korea - a nuclear-weapon-state - with Libya, which simply embedded some things and displayed them around."
"Whether the US will meet with us in the meeting room or face a nuclear final settlement depends entirely on US decisions and behavior," she continued.
'' As a person involved in foreign affairs, I can not underestimate the surprise of such stupid comments from the American Vice-President. ''
Recently, National Security Adviser John Bolton has also angered this isolated country with comparisons with Libya. Libyan dictator Moamer Gaddafi was killed after a coup.
North Korea is currently preparing for the closure of nuclear test bases.
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