
The DPRK in the event of an attack by the United States "will be ready to teach Washington a cruel lesson using nuclear weapons." According to The Wall Street Journal, such a statement was made by the head of the North Korean Foreign Ministry Lee Yun Ho on the sidelines of the meeting of representatives of the Asia-Pacific region in Manila.
To other countries, whether he assured, there was nothing to worry about, until they decide to join the United States.
The minister emphasized that the DPRK would not agree to negotiations on his nuclear program under any circumstances. The threat to the world, whether the North Korean missiles, but the United States noted, noted.
On Saturday, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted the US -prepared resolution on new sanctions against the DPRK. The document was prepared in response to two launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles carried out by Pyongyan in July .
Sanctions are prohibited by UN members to import coal, iron, iron ore, lead and seafood from the DPRK, hire new workers from North Korea and open new joint enterprises with this country. According to the US State Department, this will reduce the annual profit of the DPRK from exports from 3 to 2 billion dollars a year.