The North Korean dictator’s sister said that “the Ukrainian government, seized by incurable megalomania, believes that it is capable of defeating Russia.”
The sister of the leader of the DPRK, Kim Jong-un, Kim Yo-jong, accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of “gambling” the fate of his country because of one of the petitions on the president’s website. This was reported by the DPRK state agency KCNA.
So, Kim Jong-un’s sister, who holds the position of deputy head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party in the country, noticed on the president’s website a petition posted in March 30 which calls for the placement of nuclear weapons from the United States on Ukrainian territory or for Ukraine to become a state with its own nuclear weapons. As of April 1, the petition had received just over 700 votes with 25,000 votes to be considered.
Kim Yo Jong called the petition “the product of an evil political conspiracy by the Zelensky government.”
“The authorities of Ukraine, seized by an incurable megalomania that could defeat Russia, are bringing about a nuclear disaster that threatens their existence,” Kim Jong-un’s sister said.
“Zelenskiy’s talk about hosting US nuclear weapons and developing nuclear weapons himself is a manifestation of his very dangerous political ambition to prolong his remaining days at any cost, gambling on the fate of his country and people,” he said.
As you know, any citizen of Ukraine can register a petition on the President’s website. However, only those who got 25,000 votes are considered by the head of state, which, however, does not mean that they are satisfied.
In the past, Kim Yo-jong has said that North Korea will “always stand on the same battlefield” with the Russian army.
Kim Yo-jong also said that Pyongyang would consider any attempt by the US and South Korean military to interfere with the missile tests as a declaration of war.
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Source: korrespondent
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