According to the report, North Korea condemned the United States' recent act of docking a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier group at the port of Busan. According to the DPRK Ministry of National Defense, the DPRK side will reserve the possibility of using all deterrent forces to demonstrate against the US move. Why did the United States send an aircraft carrier to dock directly at the port of Busan? Why did North Korea directly issue a war letter to the United States in such a way? For a while, it caused a heated discussion in the outside world. Although North Korea has always been relatively tough, even in the face of the United States and South Korea's joint efforts, the country has not been intimidated, but has put on an appearance of "responding to war" at any time, but in any case, the United States is also the world's largest power. Is North Korea really not afraid of retaliation from the United States? In fact, if you want to talk about retaliation, the United States sent an aircraft carrier to the port of Pusan, but the retaliation failed.
The United States wants to use South Korea to deal with North Korea, but in the past, it has always borrowed South Korea's hand, and this time it is rare to do it in person. From this point of view, I think I was by Putin. Not long ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin paid a visit to the DPRK. The programme of visits was very varied, with various forms of talks, as well as expanded meetings and informal meetings with leaders. The content of the interview was also the most important and sensitive issue that was discussed. All in all, it was a very positive visit and talks. It is worth mentioning that Putin also signed a strategic partnership with the North Korean leader. In recent times, the actions of the Putin government have been quite significant. In addition to his visit to North Korea, he also visited Vietnam, and before that, he deployed nuclear missiles to Cuba, the "backyard" of the United States. With the current tensions between the United States and Russia, it is clear that this is Russia's retaliation against the United States.
On the one hand, this visit to the DPRK may be an attempt to bring relations closer to the DPRK in the context of the continuous escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, so as to increase the possibility of victory in the conflict. On the other hand, as mentioned earlier, it is taking revenge on the United States. Russia is well aware of the "contest" between the United States and the DPRK, and at this time the signing of a strategic partnership with the DPRK, can the United States sit still? What's more, the formation of this relationship between Russia and the DPRK means that the US policy of encircling Russia has completely failed. Therefore, it is understandable how angry the United States is, and then it is understandable that it will send aircraft carriers over. It's just that the United States didn't expect that after North Korea had Russia as its backing, it would be more emboldened, and it directly issued a war letter.
North Korea's response to the U.S. sending nuclear-powered aircraft carriers to the port of Busan, although it only condemns on the surface, claiming that it will reserve the possibility of using all deterrent forces to demonstrate, actually means "I can attack your aircraft carrier at any time." Again, although North Korea is a small country, it is a country with nuclear weapons, which is why North Korea has always been so rampant and so tough. If the United States pushes North Korea into a hurry, even if it does not have this relationship with Russia, the country will still strike hard and unceremoniously. At this point, it is not so much that North Korea has a kind, but that the United States has always been too confident to underestimate North Korea.