Kim Jong Un vows to deal 'death-blow' to enemy if provoked: KCNA
Rest of World News: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to deal a "death blow" to his country's enemies, state media said Thursday, as South Korea's hawkishruling party
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Rest of World News: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to deal a "death blow" to his country's enemies, state media said Thursday, as South Korea's hawkishruling party
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to strike a "death blow" against the country's enemies, according to state media reports. Kim's comments come amid escalating tensions, with North Korea declaring South Korea its "principal enemy" and making aggressive military threats. Kim's remarks were made during a visit to a military university on the same day as South Korea's parliamentary elections, which saw a defeat for the ruling party.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to deal a "death blow" to his country's enemies, state media said Thursday, as South Korea's hawkish ruling party suffered a defeat in parliamentary elections.
Seoul, the dynamic capital of South Korea, is a city where ancient traditions seamlessly blend with modernity. From majestic palaces and historic temples to
Wednesday is officially Election Day for the 22nd session of the National Assembly, and it is also a day off for workers in South Korea, as the law mandates significant election days to be state-designated public holidays. After exercising their right to vote at the polls, many people nationwide went out to enjoy the warm spring weather, visiting parks, palaces and other attractions. Here are some of photos of Seoul ...