The younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
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CNN reports that Kim Yo Jong, who officially holds a high position in the only political party in North Korea, has issued a statement warning the White House against ‘the stink with the first step’, an apparent reference to any attempt of the government of Biden. to movements that by President Trump
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“We are using this opportunity to warn the new US government to release powder odor in our country,” she told CNN, quoting the North Korean news agency. ‘If it wants to sleep in peace for [the] the next four years, it would be better not to even cause stink. ‘
Her remarks come a few hours after the White House press secretary Jen Psaki
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“Diplomacy is always our goal. Our goal is to reduce the risk of escalation. But to date we have not received a response,” Psaki said.
Psaki added that it had been more than a year “without active dialogue with North Korea, despite the multiple efforts of the US to get involved.”
The message from Kim Jong Un’s brother or sister comes almost a year after unspoken speculation of the leader’s serious illness, including reports of his death. Earlier this year, according to the Associated Press, speculations arose about her status in politics.
The US and North Korea have experienced a period of unprecedented contact under the Trump administration, with the former president becoming the first foot on North Korean soil during a visit to the Demilitarized Zone. However, talks between the two governments quickly evaporated, and the US made no major progress in dismantling the Korean Peninsula.
Last month it was revealed that Trump had offered to let Kim Jong Un fly home aboard Air Force One after a meeting between the couple in Hanoi, Vietnam, an offer that Kim allegedly rejected at the time.