Semi-War Situation states, Kim Jong-un Regime Blames U.S.

Semi-War Situation states, Kim Jong-un Regime Blames U.S.

GENEVA - The government of the North Korean regime (North Korea) said the situation on the Korean Peninsula has been "semi-war". The government led by Kim Jong-un was blaming the United States (US) as the trigger of this critical situation.

North Korea through its ambassador to the UN in Geneva, So Se Pyong, say, because of the situation of the Korean Peninsula has been "semi-war" reckless Pyongyang would pursue its nuclear program and ballistic missiles from the United States and its allies.

"If the United States continues, then we have to make counter-measures as well. So we have to develop, and we have to make more deterrence, nuclear deterrence, "So said in an interview with Reuters on Friday.

North Korea's top diplomat insinuated the implementation of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington to discuss ways to press Pyongyang regime harder.

US President; Barack Obama, President of South Korea (ROK); Park Geun-hye and the Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, vowed increase pressure on the regime of Kim Jong-un if North Korea did not stop the provocation.

"Actually, that summit, we call it a kind of propaganda," said So.

.Do not Care China

North Korea is also no longer concerned about China and other powerful nations are pressing Pyongyang. Earlier, the President of China, Xi Jinping, called for dialogue to resolve the imbroglio on the Korean Peninsula.

Asked whether the North feel the pressure from China and other powerful nations, So said, "Are they going to do anything, we do not care. We will be on our own path. "

"(We) do not have a dialogue and discussion about it," said So.

North Korea is also against a resolution of the UN Security Council in early March 2016 that it expands sanctions against North Korea, which could trigger a famine in the country. The sanctions imposed after the North tested a nuclear weapon and ballistic missiles.

"We will oppose the resolution as well as unfair. At this point, because this is really a semi-war right now. We are busy to deal with this, the status of semi-war on the Korean Peninsula, "he added.

So also condemned the joint military exercises conducted by the US and South Korean forces were involved about 300 thousand soldiers. "Now they opened (the show) their true colors, which means decapitation supreme leader of the DPRK," he said.

Asked about the prospects to resume six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program that have been stalled, So asserts that the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is no longer on the table alias no more discussion.

"If the United States to stop their hostile policy against the DPRK and to come to a peace agreement, then something (possibly) different," he said.

Earlier, President Obama and the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, agreed to work together to address the threat of North Korea's nuclear weapons.

"It's important for both of us is North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons, which threaten the security and stability of the region. President Xi and I are both committed to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, "Obama said in his meeting with Xi in Washington.

"China and the US have a responsibility to work together, 'said Xi told reporters through an interpreter.