Kim Yo Jong: ``Thoroughly preparing for ``dialogue and confrontation'' with the United States, especially ``confrontation'' - North Korea

North Korea's Kim Yo Jong, vice director of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, said on the 30th, ``The autonomy of a sovereign state cannot be a subject of negotiation under any circumstances, and we do not intend to confront the United States regarding it.''
There will be no such thing.'' Kim said in a statement released through North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency on the same day, ``The United States has asked us to ``determine the timing and agenda for resuming North Korea-US (US-North Korea) dialogue.''
``Let me make this clear again,'' and said as before. The statement was made in response to the recent discussion at the United Nations Security Council over the issue of North Korea's launch of military reconnaissance satellites.
expressed. Kim told the UN Security Council, ``The autonomy of sovereign nations is being violently violated, extreme double standards are shamefully operating, and injustice and coercion are rampant.
It is deplorable that it has changed into heaven and earth, and we will firmly denounce and reject it." Concerning the Security Council meeting that discussed North Korea's reconnaissance satellite launch issue, he continued, ``The Republic of North Korea (North Korea)
The irrational logic of some United Nations member states in denying the sovereign rights of the United Nations has exposed itself to how poor, false and disgusting it is.
He also said, ``The ambivalent stance of the United States, with its completely different words and actions, is a double standard that is the height of coercion and tyranny.
It is a malignant factor that destroys the peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula region.'' If calling for dialogue on the surface and wielding military power behind the scenes is the ``peace through force'' that the United States prefers, then it must prepare for both dialogue and confrontation.
"Our consistent stance toward the United States is that we must make even more thorough preparations, especially for a confrontation."