The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un targeted the US on Thursday for criticizing her country for failing to launch a spy satellite. She accused the US of “gangster-like” hypocrisy and asserted that the successful launch of the satellite would be done soon. North Korea tried to launch a spy satellite on Wednesday but failed. North Korea was criticized by the US, South Korea and Japan immediately after the launch.
US National Security Council spokesman Adam Hogg said Washington strongly condemns the spy satellite launch by North Korea as it used banned ballistic missile technology, escalated tensions and undermined security in the region and elsewhere. Posed a risk of destabilization. Kim Jong Un’s sister, Kim Yo, responded to Hogg’s statement that the US “is talking clichés and gibberish because of its perverted thinking.” If a ban is to be imposed on satellite launches, then America and all other countries, which have already launched thousands of satellites, should also be condemned.
This is nothing but self-contradictory sophistry. She said It had been argued for a long time that only the United Nations Security Council resolutions banned North Korea from using ballistic rocket systems. It is not allowed to do so while other countries are doing it. This is gangster-like behaviour and violates North Korea’s right to use space. Kim Yo insisted that North Korea will successfully put its spy satellite into orbit soon.
