Kim Jong Un sends a message to Joe Biden: You've made a big mistake

The statement comes after the US administration said President Joe Biden defended the open “diplomacy with North Korea about denounciation.

“Diplomacy has compiled a false document to the United States that should cover their hostile deeds”, the North Korean Foreign Ministry said in a statement broadcast by the KCNA agency.

At the same time, President Joe Biden is warned that he made a big <x0 malpractice “with his outdated “ ” attitude towards North Korea.

In a separate statement also issued by the KCNA, the northeastern ministry accused US President of insulting Kim Jong Un, adding: “We have warned the US that they can understand how it will be harmed if it provokes”.

On Wednesday, Joe Biden told Congress that “diplomacy and sharp prevention would limit Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.

US “North Korean Policy will be cautious, practical and open to diplomacy”, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters on Friday.

Our “objective remains the complete de-launchation of the Korean Peninsula”, she added.

Our “Policy will not focus on the search for a big job”, she noted, clearly showing a change of approach to Donald Trump's policy.

On April 21st, South Korean President Moon Yae called on Joe Biden to start negotiations with Pyongyang.

The most important thing for both governments is to be ready for dialogue and to sit down together as soon as possible”, said Moon, who is scheduled to meet with the US president at the White House on 21 May.

Negotiations between the United States and North Korea have stalled following the failure of the second summit attended by Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un in Hanoi in February 2019 and Pyongyang continued its missile tests.