Demonstration of North Korean youth against Washington's statement

North Korean youth protested against the recent agreements between the leaders of South Korea and the United States.North Korean youth and students held a protest yesterday in Hwanghae-du-Sud province against Yoon Seok-yeol and Joe Biden's agreements, which leaves the US free to take immediate nuclear action on the Korean Peninsula, according to Yonhap News Agency. The demonstrators called Washington and Seoul gangsters and puppets.

Without naming Yoon Seok-yeol and Joe Biden, the protesters set fire to dolls with the names "aggressor" and "provocateur" and expressed the purpose of the rally to demand "severe punishment" from the US and South Korea.Young North Koreans called Yun's visit to Washington humiliating because of his obedience to Biden, as well as a hostile, aggressive and humiliating act.

"This trip is a prelude to the start of a nuclear war against North Korea," the demonstrators said.North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said that the provocative actions of South Korea and the United States are the basis for the expansion of militarism and the arms race in the Korean Peninsula region.

The deployment of strategic equipment in South Korea was part of a recent agreement between Seoul and Washington.Yesterday, the US announced that it would send a nuclear submarine to the region as part of the implementation of Washington's statement.The South Korean president said the purpose of his recent trip to the United States was to strengthen the deterrence force against the so-called "North Korean threat."

Yun's trip to Washington ended last Sunday, and the "Washington Statement" containing his agreements with the US president was the main achievement of the South Korean president and, of course, the most important part of the trip.These agreements in South Korea and beyond have faced protests and criticism from opponents of nuclear weapons and the escalation of militarism in the Korean Peninsula region.The news is about continued criticism of South Korea and, of course, demonstrations in North Korea.