Kim Jong Un calls US a terrorist state, repeats anti-South Korea stance
North Korean leader offers few details on constitutional revisions, calls for police reform at rubber-stamp parliament
Kim Jong Un leads the first session of the 15th SPA | Image: Rodong Sinmun (March 24, 2026)
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called the U.S. a perpetrator of state terrorism and repeated that South Korea is the “most hostile state” on Monday, wrapping up a session of the country’s rubber-stamp parliament.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called the U.S. a perpetrator of state terrorism and repeated that South Korea is the “most hostile state” on Monday, wrapping up a session of the country’s rubber-stamp parliament.
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