North Korea says it will further strengthen its military power to deal with the long-term threat

　　Xinhua News Agency, Pyongyang, June 12 (Reporter Hong Kerun and Jiang Yaping) North Korean Foreign Minister Li Shanquan said on the 2nd anniversary of the DPRK-US summit Singapore talks on the 12th that North Korea is disappointed with the US policy toward North Korea and North Korea will further strengthen its military power to respond The long-term US military threat regards it as an "unchanged strategic goal."

　　According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency, Li Shanquan said that in the two years of the DPRK-US summit, the DPRK’s highest leadership has completely abandoned the northern nuclear test site, returned dozens of US military remains, amnestyed the release of American repeat offenders, and stopped nuclear tests. Intercontinental ballistic missile test firing and other measures. However, the United States verbally agreed to improve relations with North Korea, but actually increased tensions, turning the Korean peninsula into the world’s largest hot spot where "the ghost of nuclear war has always been hovering."

　　Li Shanquan said that what the US government has done reveals that their so-called "improving DPRK-US relations" is a subversion system, "security guarantees" are preemptive nuclear strikes, and "building mutual trust" means constant isolation and stifling activities against the DPRK. He said: "Without any return, we will no longer provide parliamentary packages for US government officials."

　　Li Shanquan finally emphasized that the fourth enlarged meeting of the 7th Central Military Commission of the Workers’ Party of Korea held by North Korea recently announced that it would further consolidate the deterrence of the country’s nuclear war to counter the long-term threat of nuclear war in the United States.

　　On June 12, 2018, North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Trump held their first DPRK-US summit meeting in Singapore and signed a joint statement on the denuclearization of the peninsula, etc., stating that the two countries will establish a new relationship and work together to build The mechanism of lasting stability and peace on the Korean Peninsula.