North Korea Promises to ‘Annihilate’ United States During Rally
North Korea , Promises to ‘Annihilate’ United States , During Rally.
North Korea held rallies across the country
on June 24, Fox News reports.
The event marked the "day of struggle against U.S. imperialism" in which promises to "annihilate the enemy" were made, according to state media. .
The date also commemorates the 73rd anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War.
Each providence held a rally. 120,000 people attended in Pyongyang alone.
Some signs within the crowd read, "The entire continental U.S. is within our range!" and
"The imperialist U.S. is the destroyer of peace.".
Supreme leader Kim Jong Un has ramped up
nuclear testing under the Biden administration.
His ultimate goal is to be able to reach America with his weapons, Fox News reports.
Government leaders spoke at the rallies and stated that the country has "firmly grasped the strongest absolute weapon to punish the U.S. imperialists," according to state media.
Other leaders recalled how the Korean War left the "blood of innocent people...flowing like a river in all parts where the enemies' dirty footsteps reached."
North Korea held rallies across the country
on June 24, Fox News reports.
The event marked the "day of struggle against U.S. imperialism" in which promises to "annihilate the enemy" were made, according to state media. .
The date also commemorates the 73rd anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War.
Each providence held a rally. 120,000 people attended in Pyongyang alone.
Some signs within the crowd read, "The entire continental U.S. is within our range!" and
"The imperialist U.S. is the destroyer of peace.".
Supreme leader Kim Jong Un has ramped up
nuclear testing under the Biden administration.
His ultimate goal is to be able to reach America with his weapons, Fox News reports.
Government leaders spoke at the rallies and stated that the country has "firmly grasped the strongest absolute weapon to punish the U.S. imperialists," according to state media.
Other leaders recalled how the Korean War left the "blood of innocent people...flowing like a river in all parts where the enemies' dirty footsteps reached."