Summary
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced that talks with South Korea are off and stated that the U.S. must stop its so-called "hostile" policies if future dialogues are to happen. He emphasized his country's nuclear capabilities and made clear that North Korea plans to develop more advanced weapons.
Key Facts
- Kim Jong Un said North Korea could destroy South Korea and ended dialogue with them.
- He mentioned that for talks with the U.S. to continue, the U.S. must stop what he calls "hostile" actions.
- Kim emphasized that North Korea’s nuclear status is vital for its security and regional stability.
- North Korea plans to develop new weapons, including missiles launched from underwater.
- The development of its nuclear program is a priority for ensuring North Korea's security.
- Kim's daughter appeared at a military parade, leading to speculation about her future role.
- The parade was part of the closing of the Workers’ Party congress, which occurs every five years.
