North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister warns of serious threat to South Korea
New Delhi: Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, issued a stern warning to their neighbour South Korea on Sunday. She warned that launching pre-emptive strikes would "pay a heavy price and would blow up key targets in South Korea in a matter of seconds as South Korean Defense Minister Suu Kyi's remarks have angered me."
The South Korean Defence Minister publicly stressed that his troops have the capabilities to "accurately and swiftly" strike the origin of North Korea's missile firing as well as command and support facilities in the case of clear signs of a launch toward the South. Kim Yo-jong is incensed that the South Korean minister's remarks are provocative.
She made it clear that it would be better if South Korea did not indulge in doing adventures. She further stated that such outrageous remarks would hurt bilateral relations, however, he should think twice before making such statements.