Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Deputy Head of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, reportedly referred to South Korea and Ukraine as “badly behaved dogs raised by the United States,” according to North Korea’s state media, KCNA.
In the report, Kim Yo Jong accused South Korea and Ukraine of provoking nuclear states, which could have “enormous and fatal consequences.”
“If you look at what they are doing, Seoul and Kyiv are very similar, begging for help and recklessly throwing nonsensical rhetoric against nuclear countries … It should be said that this is a common characteristic of all among the badly behaved dogs raised by the United States,” Kim Yo Jong stated.
Her comment reflects ongoing tensions, as North Korea criticizes both countries for their close alliances with the U.S. amid increasing geopolitical challenges.
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