North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has spoken.
He's publicly labeled the United States a “perpetrator of state terrorism,” according to reporting from NK News based on statements from North Korean state media.
The comments came as part of a broader speech in which Kim also repeated his long‑standing opposition to South Korea and justified his country’s military posture amid rising regional tension.
The statement adds to an increasingly hostile war of words between Pyongyang and Washington as geopolitical pressures continue to mount.
He's publicly labeled the United States a “perpetrator of state terrorism,” according to reporting from NK News based on statements from North Korean state media.
The comments came as part of a broader speech in which Kim also repeated his long‑standing opposition to South Korea and justified his country’s military posture amid rising regional tension.
The statement adds to an increasingly hostile war of words between Pyongyang and Washington as geopolitical pressures continue to mount.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has spoken.
He's publicly labeled the United States a “perpetrator of state terrorism,” according to reporting from NK News based on statements from North Korean state media.
The comments came as part of a broader speech in which Kim also repeated his long‑standing opposition to South Korea and justified his country’s military posture amid rising regional tension.
The statement adds to an increasingly hostile war of words between Pyongyang and Washington as geopolitical pressures continue to mount.
