United States: Joe Biden has warned that a nuclear attack by North Korea will lead to the “end” of the regime

During a joint press conference with South Korean President Yoon Sok Yol, Joe Biden warned North Korea on Wednesday, April 26, of a possible nuclear attack that, according to the White House, would lead to the “ending” of his regime.

The President of the United States flexes a muscle. On Wednesday, April 26, Joe Biden warned at a joint press conference with South Korean President Yoon Sok Yol that a nuclear attack by North Korea would lead to the “end” of his regime. In addition, the White House announced that the United States would respond to any North Korean attack.

“Our two countries agreed to hold immediate bilateral presidential consultations in the event of a North Korean nuclear attack, and we promised to respond quickly, overwhelmingly and decisively using the full force of the coalition, including US nuclear weapons,” he said. leader.

For its part, Seoul declared that peace with its northern neighbor “is only possible through a show of strength and not ‘good will.'” The South Korean president, who is on a six-day state visit to the United States, said, “We can achieve peace through miraculous strength, not a false peace.” It is based on the good faith of the other party.

North Korea has conducted a record level of ballistic missile launches this year.

A US official, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the US had no intention of deploying various nuclear weapons in South Korea.

A “clearer” American device

In addition, Seoul will reaffirm in its famous “Washington Declaration”, which must be adopted on Wednesday, its commitment not to seek possession of its nuclear arsenal.

For the United States, the official said, it is to make “our deterrent system more visible by deploying strategic means at regular intervals.”

Besides submarines, there would be a “regular cadence of visits from bombers and aircraft carriers”. But he said there would be no “stopping these means or nuclear weapons”.

The official said that the US authorities had previously warned China in order to explain to them the “reasons” behind these measures, while Beijing is likely to denounce a new escalation in the region.

He again expressed Washington’s “disappointment”, which expresses regret that Beijing has not “used its influence” on Pyongyang.