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Kim Jong-Un Tells ‘Rabid Dog’ Joe Biden North Korea Will Never Bow Down

North Korea also labeled the US as the "greatest enemy."

Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un recently labeled the United States as his country’s “biggest obstacle for revolution.”
He likewise called on North Korean officials to boost their arsenal, emphasizing that whoever sits in power in the US will never change their policies against the country.
The dictator has also previously called Joe Biden as a “rabid dog” that must be “beaten to death with a stick.”

With his upcoming inauguration this January 20, all eyes are currently on United States President-elect Joe Biden. As early as now, however, North Korean dictator is already making one thing clear: America remains as his country’s “greatest enemy.”

In a report by state-run Korean Central News Agency, Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un labeled the US as the “biggest obstacle for our revolution and our biggest enemy.”

He said:

“Our foreign political activities should be focused and redirected on subduing the U.S., our biggest enemy and main obstacle to our innovated development. No matter who is in power in the U.S., the true nature of the U.S. and its fundamental policies towards North Korea never change.”

Moreover, Kim Jong-Un also added that they will continue to expand North Korea’s nuclear arsenal. He called on officials to strengthen the country’s weaponry by developing “missiles with multiple warheads, underwater-launched nuclear missiles, spy satellites and nuclear-powered submarines,” according to a report.

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In 2019, Biden has also been called by North Korea as a “rabid dog” who must be “beaten to death with a stick.”

“Rabid dogs like Biden (sic) can hurt lots of people if they are allowed to run about. They must be beaten to death with a stick, before it is too late,” an official statement from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea read.

Biden, on the other hand, described Kim as a “tyrant” during a campaign rally, saying “Are we a nation that embraces dictators and tyrants like Putin and Kim Jong Un? We don’t, but Trump does.”