North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vows to strengthen his country's nuclear status and criticizes South Korea as 'most hostile.' Analysts link his remarks to regio
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - In a recent speech, Kim Jong Un of North Korea expressed his intentions to solidify the country's nuclear capabilities. He labeled South Korea as the 'most hostile' nation in the region.
Analysts suggest that Kim's remarks reflect his belief that South Korea, which facilitated early meetings with Western leaders like Trump, is now an obstacle to his regional ambitions.