Kim Jong-un's sister warns South Korea against exercises with the United States

Sister of the Leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Yo Jong warned Seoul against participating in trilateral military exercises with Washington and Tokyo. This was reported on September 14 by the Central Telegraphic Agency of Korea (KCNA).

It is noted that the alleged exercises are called Iron Mace ("Iron Mace") They will take place in a few days and, as Kim Yo Jong clarified, one of their goals will be to test nuclear deterrence on the Korean peninsula.

"The reckless show of force shown by the United States and Japan and the ROK (Republic of Korea. By their actions in a wrongly chosen place around the DPRK, in all likelihood, they will bring unfavorable results for themselves," she said in a statement.

Kim Jong-un's sister added that Pyongyang would consider such actions a demonstration of a hostile position and the continuity of a confrontational policy.

Korean systems: DPRK ready to deploy 250 missile launchers

A strike by such a grouping would not be able to repel any of the existing air defense or missile defense systems

KCNA reported on August 23 that the Republic of South Korea had committed a number of "dangerous provocations" against the DPRK, firing at least 10 times at military personnel. The Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army, Lieutenant General Ko Jong Chol, warned Seoul and the United States against creating an uncontrolled phase in the southern border area.

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