North Korea criticizes State Secretary Marco Rubio’s The description of the country as a “rogue”, calling it “stupidity”, while it vowed to take a “heavy counterpath” by any provocation of Trump’s administration.
Rubio noted a note last week during the appearance at The Megyn Kelly Show, where he spoke about the goals of US foreign policy.
“It’s not normal for the world to simply have unipolar power. It was not – it was an anomaly. It was a product of the end of the Cold War, but in the end you returned to the point where you had and the multipolar world, multiple power in different parts of the planet. State Department.
North Korea The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that he had ruined “he spoke nonsense by calling DPRK” Rogue State “as he enumerated the foreign policy of the new US administration.”
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North Korean leader Kim Jong UN, left and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. (Korean Central News Service/AP/Mark Schiefelbein)
“The DPRK Foreign Ministry considers the enemy’s remarks of the US state secretary to blame the image of a sovereign state as a difficult political provocations of a completely contrary to international international law, which considers respect for sovereign and uncomplications in other people’s internal affairs as its core and strongly rejects it and rejects it,” read it, ” a statement published by the North Korean state media.
“Rubi’s rough and meaningless remarks directly show the wrong account of a new American administration on DPRK -Ii will never help promote interests to the USA,” he adds in a statement, shifting his finger at The Trump administration.
President Donald Trump, to the right, met with Kim Jong Un in Singapore in June 2018 during Trump’s first term as president. (AP/Evan Vucci)
“We will never tolerate any provocation of the US, which has always been hostile to DPRK, in the future, it will be hostile, but it will need a heavy contraction that suits it as usual,” it concluded.
Rubio said during the interview that “now more than ever, we have to remember that foreign policy should always deal with the national interest of the United States, to the extent that this is possible, avoiding war and armed conflict, which we saw twice in The last century is very expensive.
State Secretary Marco Rubio, to the right, waves after being welcomed by Panama Foreign Minister Javier Martinez-Ach, to the left, upon arrival at the Presidential Palace in the City of Panama on Sunday, February 2nd. Panama ruined his first trip abroad as a state secretary as a secretary of state as a secretary of state. (AP/Mark Schiefelbein)
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“This year celebrates the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. It – I think if you look at the scope and scope of destruction and loss of life that would happen, it would be much worse if we had a global conflict now.” And it sounds like a hyperbol – Now you have more countries that have the ability to end life on Earth. And so we have to really work hard to avoid armed conflict as much as possible, but never to the detriment of our national interest.