Kim Yo Jong: The United States continues to send signals of hostility towards North Korea

China News Service, November 4. According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on the 4th, Kim Yo-jong, Minister of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, made a statement that day, saying that the United States continued to send signals of hostility against North Korea, prompting North Korea to reconsider the United States as an entity in many aspects.

Kim Yo-jong said that the so-called "cryptocurrency hacking incident by North Korea" is just the tip of the iceberg that shows the essence of the United States' hostile policy toward North Korea. North Korea does not regard this incident as an accidental or isolated incident, but as a continuation of the United States' long-term hostile policy towards North Korea. The United States is trying to use this incident to "obtain certain political benefits," and this "malice" is producing "political side effects."

Kim Yo-jong said that recently, the United States, Japan and South Korea have used various excuses to forcibly promote joint military exercises, initiate unilateral and multilateral sanctions, publish so-called "human trafficking reports," etc., and their hostile measures against North Korea in various fields such as denuclearization, human rights, cyber, and military have set new records day after day.

Kim Yo Jong pointed out that today, when the United States continues to implement hostile policies towards North Korea to hit new highs, North Korea's "reflexive response should also hit new records." North Korea has stated more than once that the abandonment of the United States’ hostile policy toward North Korea is the prerequisite and key to solving all problems.