KCNA: "Japan, a militarist viper that has been desperate for a wild ambition to launch overseas expansion, effuses venom towards the world, free from 'restraint'Japan's reinvasion is a matter of time."
KCNA: "All members of the LKP are criminals who must stand trial of history as they are accomplices of Park and depraved guys nurtured by her. All those seeking to realize their political ambition even by using the living corpse like traitor Park are betes noires."
1 year agoNorth Korea objections to proposed UN Human Rights Security Council meeting
U.S. military assessment finds that warships and surveillance aircraft deployed to enforce North Korea sanctions have forced oil smugglers out of the East China Sea and into smaller boats, but transfers continue.
KCNA: "The U.S. proposal for consulting the 'human rights issue' of the DPRK was refused by several member states of the UNSC. Many media in Asian, African and Western countries broadly report that the U.S.was put to shame under the eyes of the world."
KCNA: "The U.S. has discussed the DPRK's 'human rights issue' at the UN Security Council early in December every year since 2014 by abusing its position, but its attempt went amiss this year."
KCNA: "Looking back with deep emotion upon the sacred life of Kim Jong Il who performed very precious revolutionary feats for the country and the people, the Supreme Leader said that our Party has adhered to the idea and line of Kim Jong Il."
KCNA: "The Supreme Leader paid homage to the statues. Then he entered the hall where Chairman Kim Jong Il lies in state. He paid highest tribute to Kim Jong Il who devoted his all tothe happiness of the people until the last moments of his revolutionary career."
KCNA: "Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea, chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the [DPRK] and supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, visited the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun on the occasion of the greatest national memorial day."
KCNA: "The U.S. should realize before it is too late that 'maximum pressure' would not work against us and take a sincere approach to implementing the Singapore DPRK-U.S. Joint Statement."
KCNA: "Since we know too well that the deep-rooted hostility between the DPRK and the U.S. cannot be redressed overnight, we have been proposingrelations be improved on a step-by-step approach of resolving what is feasible one by one, by giving priority to confidence building."
KCNA: "I cannot help but throw doubt on the ulterior motive of the State Department."
KCNA: "President Trump avails himself of every possible occasion to state his willingness to improve DPRK-U.S. relationsthe State Department is instead bent on bringing the DPRK-U.S. relations back to the status of last year which was marked by exchanges of fire."
KCNA: "U.S. is resorting to anti-DPRK human rights plot in such a way that it carries decapture provocation by adding high-ranking government officials ofDPRK, a sovereign state, to its unilateral sanctions list, while taking issue with the non-existent 'human rights issue'."
KCNA: "The U.S. high-ranking politicians including the secretary of state have almost every day slandered the DPRK out of sheer malice, and the State Department and the Treasury Department have taken anti-DPRK sanctions measuresby fabricating pretexts of all hues."
North Korea condemned US administration for stepping up sanctions and, warning of a return to "exchanges of fire" and that disarming Pyongyang could be blocked forever
1 year agoNorth Korean Bulsae-2 ATGM (9K 11 Fagot) at the Hamas ceremony in Gaza, today.
KCNA: "At the immortality halls where President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il lie in state, they paid respects. Then they looked round the Mangyongdae Revolutionary MuseumThey also had a great time at the Munsu Water Park and the Central Zoo."
KCNA: "High-yield sericulturists had a significant Pyongyang visit from Dec. 9 to 15. Those in various parts of the countryproduced lots of cocoons this year. The first place of their visit was the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, the sacred temple of Juche."
KCNA: "Australia had better use reason, instead of becoming modern-day Don Quixote for blindly kowtowing to the U.S. line."
KCNA: "If it seeks to get its status acknowledged by infringing upon the sovereignty of an independent country in the region of weighty significance in preserving peace and security of the world, it would be little short of pricking its own eyes with its own fingers."
KCNA: "Australia, contrary to the efforts of the international community, is chilling the peaceful atmosphere created on the Korean peninsula and the region regardless of the time."
KCNA: "Of late, Australia decided to dispatch a sea-patrol plane tothe Korean Peninsula under the pretext of keeping a close on the DPRK's violation of 'sanctions resolution.' The minister of Defensesaid that Australia would maintain the pressure upon north Korea."
KCNA: "An epic 'History of Sun Will Be Forever' was published to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the demise of Kim Jong Ilpoem 'Even after Tens of Thousands of Years', lyrics 'People Will Always Miss General' and many other works were created this year."
KCNA: "Deep reverence of the people for Kim Jong Il produced a lot of poems during the 100 days after his demise'The General Is Immortal as the Sun', 'Endless Is Our Yearning' and other hymns have been created."
KCNA: "A lot of poems representing ardent yearning for Chairman Kim Jong Il and loyalty to him have been created in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea for seven years since his demise."
[email protected]: Many people have asked how we are doing in our negotiations with North Korea - I always reply by saying we are in no hurry, there is wonderful potential for great economic success for that country..
[email protected]: ..Kim Jong Un sees it better than anyone and will fully take advantage of it for his people. We are doing just fine.
North Korea urges U.S. to come to senses, stop sticking to sanctions
Blue House denies reports that Seoul risked breaching Executive Order 13810 for President Moon's private plane-which was used to also visit Pyongyang-to land on U.S. soil
