"We do not fire bullets at South Korea," and at the same time blatantly 'nuclear attack threat'

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Kim Yeo-jung, deputy director of the North Korean Workers' Party, said that South Korea is of the same ethnic group and that she would not fire a single bullet toward the south.

He blatantly threatened that nuclear weapons would be used in a military confrontation.

Let's take a look at the report by Ahn Jung-shik, a reporter specializing in North Korea, and analyze North Korea's intentions.

<Reporter> Kim Yeo-

jung said she would not shoot a gun at South Korea in a statement she re-issued two days later.

[Discourse by Kim Yeo-jung, Deputy Director of the Workers' Party of Korea: We will not fire a single bullet at South Korea.

It is because we do not see it as an opponent of our armed forces.]

He emphasized that South Korea is not the main enemy of North Korea, and that they are the same people who should not fight each other.

This is a more mellow response compared to two days ago that South Korea could pose a serious threat, taking into account Defense Minister Seo-wook's remarks that the launch could hit the origin of the launch.

However, the nuclear threat to South Korea has been blatantly intensified.

He said that if the two Koreas had a military confrontation, they would use nuclear weapons, and that the mission of nuclear weapons is to eliminate the other side's military power at once.

[Discourse by Kim Yeo-jung, Deputy Director of the Workers' Party of Korea: If South Korea chooses a military confrontation with us, our nuclear warfare force will inevitably have to carry out its mission.

The South Korean army will have to face a tragic fate that is close to annihilation and annihilation.]

In particular, it revealed that nuclear force was mobilized to seize the initiative in the early stages of the war, implying that nuclear weapons would be used from the beginning of the war in case of a military conflict between the two Koreas.

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Ahn Jung-sik, a reporter specializing in North Korea, is here.

[Reporter Ahn Jung-shik specializing in North Korea: Now, if you look at the wording of the discourse, it is.

In the discourse two days ago, he said that South Korea would be in serious danger, and it gave off an atmosphere that he was actually going to do something.

However, in North Korea, major anniversaries of Kim Il-sung's birthday are gathered during this month, and South Korea-US joint exercises are scheduled to begin soon, so we should not neglect our vigilance posture against North Korea.]

[Reporter Ahn Jung-shik, specialized in North Korea: They say they will not shoot at South Korea, but if there is a war, South Korea will be destroyed with nuclear weapons.

This seems to be what North Korea intends.

It is true that as the North Korean nuclear threat increases, the burden we have on security issues increases.

If there is a military conflict, there is no choice but to cause great damage.

So I can't help but think that such a situation should be prevented somehow, but in this situation, North Korea is talking about the same ethnicity and saying that it will not fire a gun at South Korea.

Then, if possible, you might be thinking, 'Wouldn't it be better not to go against North Korea's condescension and get along well?

If these thoughts spread widely and form public opinion within South Korea, it may end up in a situation where we are unable to speak properly because of the North Korean nuclear threat.

It seems that North Korea wants such a point.]

[Reporter Ahn Jung-sik, specializing in North Korea: The part that Kim Yeo-jung caught on was directly because of Defense Minister Seo Wook's so-called 'preemptive strike' remarks.

The word “first strike” is what the president-elect Yoon Seok-yeol has been saying since the days of his candidacy.

In the end, while showing a strong reaction to this preemptive strike, the Yun Seok-yeol government is giving an indirect warning not to touch North Korea recklessly.]