North Korea: ``The outbreak of nuclear war is a reality''... Condemns US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan's entry into Busan port

After the US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) entered the port of Busan Operation Base on the 12th, North Korea announced its position that ``the outbreak of nuclear war has become a reality.''
expressed. In a commentary on the 13th, the Korean Central News Agency stated, ``The US 5th Aircraft Carrier Assault Group, including the USS Ronald Reagan, entered Busan Port on the 12th.''
) has been making a fuss about the USS Ronald Reagan's arrival at the Busan operational base, saying it will increase the visibility of routine efforts to curb expansion.
``The United States is in the Korean peninsula, where there is a constant possibility of military conflict and where clouds of nuclear war are hovering thickly.''
"Forcing various nuclear strategic assets into China is a blatant military provocation that will push the situation into an irreversible catastrophic situation."
This is not the first time North Korea has spoken of ``nuclear war.'' This July, we will strive for economic development.
They uttered the sophistication that because they had not done so, there would have been no nuclear war. At the time, North Korea made such a statement in order to shift the blame for its economic collapse onto the United States and calm its uneasy internal situation.
Last month, Kim Son, North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, warned that nuclear war could break out on the Korean peninsula and slammed South Korea and the United States for curbing expansion. This commentary is also seen as a follow-up to Ambassador Kim's remarks.
Ru. The news agency said there was a possibility that nuclear weapons could be used for a direct strike against a US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The news agency said, ``Our doctrine of the use of nuclear weapons is based on
If it is determined that this is the case, we will allow the necessary steps to be taken." "Our most powerful and quickest first blow will be the use of the United States as a 'hallucinogen' against its followers.
"This is not only a means of ``expansion restraint'' against nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, but also a measure that can be applied to the home base of evil that has set up nests on the Korean Peninsula and its surrounding areas,'' he said, making threatening remarks about nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.
Ronald Reagan will stay at Busan Port until the 16th, during which he will participate in mutual ship visits and a friendly sports school to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the U.S.-South Korea Alliance and promote friendship between the two countries.
There are plans to hold friendly exchange activities such as meetings.