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Ricky Lim ·
But Pence told an audience of thousands at the Conservative Political Action Conference: "The sister of Kim Jong Un is a central pillar of the most tyrannical and oppressive regime on the planet, an evil family clique that brutalises, subjugates, starves and imprisons its 25 million people."
Pyongyang denounced his comments Sunday, with KCNA carrying a statement from the North's Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee saying Pence would discover "what quagmire his crazy remarks threw the US and himself into".
Trump, it said, should know that the North would "have no dealings with those viciously slandering the dignity of our supreme leadership and government".
"We will never have face-to-face talks with them even after 100 years or 200 years."
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If there is a wish to use diplomacy to resolve the denuclearisation in Korean Peninsula, wonder why "unpleasant words" are used - and put unnecessary obstacles to allow talk to take place?
Wonder how will this help to resolve the denuclearisation problem - if unpleasant words are exchange - before even if diplomacy can be used to resolve the nuclear crisis in Korean Peninsula?
Pyongyang denounced his comments Sunday, with KCNA carrying a statement from the North's Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee saying Pence would discover "what quagmire his crazy remarks threw the US and himself into".
Trump, it said, should know that the North would "have no dealings with those viciously slandering the dignity of our supreme leadership and government".
"We will never have face-to-face talks with them even after 100 years or 200 years."
--
If there is a wish to use diplomacy to resolve the denuclearisation in Korean Peninsula, wonder why "unpleasant words" are used - and put unnecessary obstacles to allow talk to take place?
Wonder how will this help to resolve the denuclearisation problem - if unpleasant words are exchange - before even if diplomacy can be used to resolve the nuclear crisis in Korean Peninsula?
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