North Korea has called on the United States to arrest “encroachment on the dignity and sovereignty” of the Palestinian people.
The North Korean state media accused the United States of “massacre and theft” on the plan proposed by President Donald Trump to occupy the Gaza Strip and expel their population by more than two million Palestinians.
“The world is now bouillon like a boil pot during the bombs declaration,” the Korean central press agency (KCNA) said on Wednesday published on Wednesday, in which Trump was not explicitly appointed.
The Gaza Blanche Gaza proposal was proof of the United States “hegemonic and invasive” ambition for the domination of the world, he said.
KCNA also called the United States a “fierce thief” on calls from the Trump administration to take over the Panama canal and Greenland, as well as its decision to rename the “Gulf of Mexico” The “Gulf of America” .
“The United States is expected to wake up from its anachronistic reverie and immediately stop the act of encroachment on the dignity and sovereignty of other countries and nations,” said KCNA.
“This is not a problem limited to the Gaza Strip only,” he added.
North Korea was a frank critic of the situation in Gaza, condemning Israel for its “ruthless” massacre of the Palestinians and calling the United States an “accomplice” to its crimes.
In an interview with Fox News on Monday, Trump confirmed that his mass travel proposal of more than two million people from Gaza would not include the right for the Palestinians to return to their land.
In this interview, Trump also reiterated his desire to “own” the Palestinian territory ravaged by the war, which he said that he would transform into “Riviera du Middle East”.
Trump also put pressure on Egypt and Jordan to welcome the population of Gaza after its expected expulsion, a proposal that the two countries firmly rejected.
Trump’s assertion that he seeks permanent displacement of the population of Gaza contradicts the recent comments of his aid, which previously presented the plan as a reconstruction effort which would allow residents to eventually return.
Human rights groups have condemned this decision as ethnic cleaning.
It remains to be seen how the sometimes rocky, sometimes warm relationship between Trump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, will take place during the second term of the American president.
Trump said on February 7 that his administration “would have relations with North Korea”, adding that he gets “with them very well”.
Trump met Kim three times during his first mandate.
In 2019, he also entered history when he became the first American president to go on North Korean soil since an armistice of 1953 ended the Korean War.
North Korea again accused the United States on Tuesday of constituting a serious threat to its national security. He said his military forces are ready to take all the necessary measures after a rapid attack nuclear submarine in a Busan port, in the South Korean city of Busan.
The Department of Defense of North Korea described the presence of the American nuclear submarine on the Korean peninsula as a “clear expression of American invariable hysteria for confrontation”.