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    Home > Headlines > North Korea says U.S. should abandon military threats, KCNA says
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    North Korea says U.S. should abandon military threats, KCNA says

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on February 15, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 26, 2026

    An image depicting North Korean military officials addressing U.S. military threats highlights ongoing tensions. This relates to North Korea's demand for the U.S. to cease confrontational behaviors as reported by KCNA.
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    Quick Summary

    North Korea urges the US to drop military threats, citing ICBM capabilities and US confrontational actions, including war exercises with South Korea.

    North Korea Urges US to Abandon Military Threats for Safety

    SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea said on Saturday that the United States should abandon military threats if it has concerns about its mainland safety, state media KCNA reported, citing an official at North Korea's defence ministry.

    The KCNA report cited the head of U.S. Northern Command recently commenting on North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles' (ICBMs) capability of reaching the U.S. mainland.

    The report said it was the United States that was engaging in confrontational behaviour such as planning war exercises with South Korea and sending a nuclear submarine to the Korean Peninsula.

    It is North Korea's sovereign right to improve its self-defence power, the report added.

    (Reporting by Joyce Lee; Editing by Stephen Coates)

    Key Takeaways

    • •North Korea demands the US abandon military threats.
    • •US Northern Command comments on North Korea's ICBM capabilities.
    • •North Korea cites US confrontational behavior with South Korea.
    • •US sends a nuclear submarine to the Korean Peninsula.
    • •North Korea asserts its sovereign right to self-defense.

    Frequently Asked Questions about North Korea says U.S. should abandon military threats, KCNA says

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is North Korea's demand for the US to abandon military threats due to concerns about ICBM capabilities.

    2What actions by the US are considered confrontational?

    The US planning war exercises with South Korea and sending a nuclear submarine to the Korean Peninsula are seen as confrontational.

    3What is North Korea's stance on self-defense?

    North Korea asserts it is their sovereign right to improve their self-defense capabilities.

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