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Kim Jong Un marks Armistice Day 62nd anniversary

North Korea has held its fourth national conference for war veterans, marking the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War Ceasefire Agreement.

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His son, “Dear Leader” Kim Jong Illinois, died in 2011 but lies in state with his father in a huge mausoleum the size of Buckingham Palace on the outskirts of Pyongyang.

Restrictions still apply to North Korea’s public dress code but the country’s appetite for imports is becoming more evident in women’s fashions and accessories, Dazed magazine reported.

At another gathering on Sunday, Korean People’s Army General Pak Yong Sik said that if the United States provokes another war and does not abandon its hostile policies toward Pyongyang, North Korea is prepared to fight until “there would be no one left to sign a surrender document”.

“Absent forever could be the years once the United States blackmailed people having nukes; now America is no longer a way to obtain danger and fear for us and we are the way to obtain worry for it”, he explained while in the conversation, the writing that was transmitted on North Korean tv.

Meanwhile in North Korea, Jul 27 was hailed as Victory Day over the United States which led the UN forces that fought alongside South Korea. It was stopped and surrounded by police, who prevented them from getting to Imjingak where they were planning to send propaganda leaflets to North Korea. And since the country was not bound by any global conventions, it was free to do what it wanted, he said, adding he did not rule out another nuclear test on that occasion.

“We have the power to cope with any kinds of war methods of the US imperialists and have the strong power to restrain the provocative nuclear war acts of the US”, he said. Ji maintained that the US is responsibility for the halt to the six-party talks and other negotiations on the North Korean nuclear program.

Iran and North Korea were allies since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, and both experienced tough economic sanctions because of its nuclear programs.

Pinkston said the U.S. envoy Sydney Seiler who is visiting the region this week is likely trying to maintain the status quo of support for sanctions from Beijing rather than strategizing on how to significantly increase pressure.

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Lowering the bar for the resumption of the six-party talks that involve the two Koreas, the U.S., China, Japan, and Russian Federation, Seoul has made the offer for the unconditional exploratory talks with the North. The North has rejected the overture.

Kim Jong-un speaks at the fourth National Conference of War Veterans in Pyongyang on July 25