Kim Jong Un threatened South Korea with nuclear weapons if attacked.
North Korea is opposed to conflict, but if South Korea chooses military confrontation or launches a preemptive strike. Then, according to Kim Jong Un’s powerful sister, the North’s nuclear forces will be forced to respond.
According to the state news agency KCNA, Kim Yo Jong, a senior figure in the government and the ruling party, said it was a “very great error” for South Korea’s defense minister to make recent remarks about assaults on the North.
South Korean Defense Minister Suh Wook stated on Friday that his country’s military has a variety of missiles with “the potential to accurately and promptly hit any target in North Korea,” according to Suh Wook.
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North Korea has tested a variety of increasingly powerful missiles this year, and authorities in Seoul and Washington believe it is planning to begin nuclear weapons testing for the first time since 2017 due to delayed talks.
On Sunday, Kim and another North Korean official issued statements condemning the remarks and warning that if the South conducts any “dangerous military action,” such as a preemptive strike, Pyongyang will destroy major targets in Seoul.
On Tuesday, Kim issued her second statement. She stated that Pyongyang opposes conflict because it would devastate the peninsula. South Korea is not Pyongyang’s main adversary.
“In other words, unless the South Korean army engages in military action against our country, it will not be considered a target of our strike,” she explained.
“However, if South Korea opts for such military action as (Suh Wook’s) ‘preemptive strike’ for any reason – whether or not it is blinded by misjudgment – the situation will alter,” Kim warned. “South Korea will become a target in such case.”
If the South Korean military breaches even a quarter-inch (2.5 cm) of North Korean land, it would suffer an “unimaginably horrific calamity,” she claimed, and the North’s nuclear battle force will be forced to carry out its mission.
“This isn’t just a warning. “This is a full explanation of our reaction to South Korea’s potentially reckless military action,” Kim stated, adding that the South should avoid this fate by abandoning any “fantastic daydream.” “the possibility of launching a preemptive strike on a nuclear-armed state.

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