North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was not happy with President Trump's remarks at NATO meeting.
William CummingsNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un was not happy with President Donald Trump's remark at the NATO meeting in London that the U.S. would use force against his regime if necessary.
"One thing I would like to make clear is that the use of armed forces is not the privilege of the U.S. only," Pak said. North Korean 1st Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hu said Thursday that her ministry"cannot contain its displeasure" at Trump's remarks and warned that if Trump keeps it up, he"will again show the senility of a dotard." In September 2017, Kim vowed to"tame the mentally deranged U.S. dotard," referring to Trump."I like him, he likes me," Trump said."We'll see what happens. It may work out, it may not.
He warned that"such elated spirit and bluffing" could agitate North Korea and threaten the fragile peace and that an attack on the regime would be"a horrible thing for the U.S."North Korea has issued several belligerent statements toward the U.S. in recent weeks while also conducting short-range missile tests.
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