North Korea Japan Conflict: The confrontation between North Korea and Japan has started appearing once again. In view of the continuous missile tests being done by North Korea and the threat from China, now Japan has also started working on a new security strategy. Now North Korea has given its response regarding this new security strategy.
North Korea has slammed Japan’s new security strategy and vowed action to show its choices were “wrong”. North Korea says that international sanctions will not prevent it from protecting itself.
Largest military construction after World War II
Indeed, Tokyo has announced its ambitious military build-up. Under this, Japan is going to spend extensively to strengthen its army and defence. According to the report, this will be Japan’s largest military construction after World War II. North Korea has now responded by saying that Japan’s strategy has effectively formalized a “new aggression policy” and is set to fundamentally change the regional security environment.
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A spokesman for North Korea’s foreign ministry said, “Japan is bringing a serious security crisis to the Korean Peninsula and the East Asia region by adopting a new security strategy that effectively assumes pre-emptive strike capabilities against other countries.” ‘
This threat has been openly given to Japan
Describing the Japanese military build-up as a serious threat to international peace, North Korea said, “Japan will soon learn with a shudder that it has made a clearly wrong and very dangerous choice.” North Korea said, ‘We clarify once again that we have the right to take bold and decisive military measures in response to the complex regional security environment, to protect our fundamental rights.’
Kim Jong Un’s sister said this
At the same time, in a separate statement, Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, confirmed the news of North Korea developing a spy satellite, saying that it was an “urgent priority” for us. Not only this, Kim Yo Jong went on to say that neighboring South Korea “will cry out for some kind of international cooperation and try hard to impose additional sanctions on us,” adding that it threatens her country’s right to survival and development. Is. We are not afraid of sanctions and we will not stop now.
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