North Korea Declares 'Toughest' Anti-US Policy Ahead of Trump's Inauguration

Kim Jong Un outlines aggressive strategy against the US, condemning its alliances with South Korea and Japan as a 'nuclear military bloc.'

Kim Jong Un announced the 'toughest' anti-US policy during a five-day Workers' Party meeting, emphasizing national security and long-term interests.
North Korea criticized the US-South Korea-Japan alliance, describing it as a 'nuclear military bloc for aggression' and South Korea as an 'anti-communist outpost.'
The policy includes advancing military capabilities, defense technology, and the mental resilience of North Korean soldiers, though specific details remain undisclosed.
North Korea's growing military ties with Russia, including troop deployment to Ukraine, have raised concerns about potential technology exchanges enhancing North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
Donald Trump's return to the White House has sparked speculation about potential renewed diplomacy with North Korea, though experts suggest immediate talks are unlikely due to other global conflicts.