North Korean leader threatens to occupy South Korea if necessity arises

Supreme Leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un said North Korea (DPRK) considers South Korea its chief enemy. He promised that North Korea will occupy the territory of the neighboring republic if circumstances dictate — in the context of protecting its own security, kommersant.ru writes.

“Declaring the puppets of South Korea our most dangerous and permanently chief enemy and reaching the decision to occupy their territory in case of emergency — adopting this as a national policy — is a reasonable measure for the eternal security, peace and stability of our country in the future,” Kim Jong Un told the Korean People’s Army on the occasion of the 76th anniversary of its establishment.