Pyongyang-Sana
The DPRK confirmed today that the "declaration of end of war" on the Korean Peninsula proposed by South Korean President Moon Jae-in during the work of the United Nations General Assembly is premature, stressing that stability and peace in the region will only be achieved if the United States changes its hostile policy toward Pyongyang. .
"This declaration carries a symbolic meaning, as it is a political declaration that leads to the abolition of the cease-fire that has been in force on the Korean peninsula until now," the DPRK's Vice Foreign Minister, Ri Tae Song, was quoted as saying in a statement. What must be dealt with in order to put in place a mechanism to maintain peace on the peninsula in the future.”
Ri pointed out that the current real situation proves that the adoption of a declaration to stop the war is premature, adding that the whole world knows that the two test launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles "Mintman 3" from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California in February and August of this
The year and the United States agreed to sell billions of dollars worth of military equipment to Japan and South Korea directed against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Ri said there is no certainty that even declaring an "end of war" will lead to a reversal of this hostile policy toward the DPRK, especially given the current situation on the peninsula, which is close to being very critical.
He added that the deployment of US forces, the large amount of military equipment and weapons that Washington has deployed or is in the process of moving on the Korean Peninsula and its vicinity, including on land, in water, in the air and under water, and the war games that it conducts annually under various names all indicate that the hostile US policy towards Our country is getting fiercer day by day.
Ri considered that the declaration without changing Washington's hostile policy towards his country will have serious consequences that could upset the strategic balance in the region and push the two Koreas into an endless arms race. Situations changes.