North Korea: The goal of the Camp David meeting is to provoke a nuclear war

  North Korea has said that the goal of the meeting between the leaders of the United States, South Korea and Japan held at Camp David last Friday is to provoke a nuclear war. On Monday, South Korea and the United States began a joint military exercise named the Ulchi Freedom Shield (Ulchi Freedom Shield) coordinated with the aim of strengthening joint measures in response to North Korea's nuclear and missile threats. . For a long time, Pyongyang has been condemning the drills, which it has called exercises to prepare for war. According to the AAA news agency; North Korea on Tuesday issued a statement condemning the annual military exercises between the United States and South Korea and said that the meeting of the leaders of the United States, South Korea and Japan held at Camp David increases the possibility of a nuclear war.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has emphasized that, due to the current situation, there is a need for the country's army to develop measures to take and prepare for effective military attacks. Yesterday morning, Pyongyang successfully test fired its strategic cruise missiles from a submarine. The test was conducted in front of the country's leader Kim Jong Un. North Korea has announced several times that it will continue to increase its military strength and capabilities until the United States and its allies on the Korean Peninsula stop destructive and provocative actions against the country.../