Biden Gives Undiplomatic Remark To Kim Jong Un When Asked What Message to Impart During South Korea Visit

US President Joe Biden gave a terse reply when asked what his message was to North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un while on the South Korea Visit.

The North Korean leader ordered launches of missiles that the US was aware of. Donald Trump, compared to Biden, was more diplomatic in contrast to the tough-guy stance.

Pyongyang Ignored the US Leader

Responding to a reporter's question about what his message is to the North Korean leader, he answered "Hello. Period" last Sunday, reported RT.

The message was given on his last day during his South Korean trip, before the Japanese visit on the Asian trip. The non-message emerged after Biden asserted that he would agree to meet with Kim. If the DPRK leader was "sincere" and "serious" regarding trying to discuss Pyongyang's nuclear program, cited The Press United.

The president asserts that he is not concerned about the potential for new North Korean nuclear tests, stating that the United States is ready for whatever North Korea does. Concern over the plans of Pyongyang to conduct a ballistic missile or a nuclear test during the Asian trip worried Washington.

For the record, North Korea has not detonated any nuclear weapon since 2017, a warning from National Security Advisor (NSA) Jake Sullivan hinted that the Supreme leader might do one when Biden is or has ended his Asian PR trip to draw support from Asia countries.

Arriving in Asia last Thursday, President Joe Biden took the first trip to the region after taking office on January 20, 2021. Whose message to Kim Jong-Un during the South Korean visit was reported.

Commending members of the US and South Korean militaries were given the task of observing the North Korean nuclear threat.

US, SoKor Issues Statement

While in the region, Biden and the South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol issued a joint statement that both nations will widen the scope and size of the military drills, including Training to be conducted anywhere in the Korean peninsula.

During former President Donald Trump's term, these exercises were less in scope than what the current administration wants to happen, noted Mass News.

A thrust by Trump to lessen the aggression exhibited by the Supreme leader was the goal then, not the posture taken by the 46th US president.

None of the much-covered summits to smooth the situation with North Korea and the US leaders had any effect. No deals on the sanctions or beginning a denuclearization program ever came to be agreed on.

But many US adversaries like Kim Jong-Un and Vladimir Putin had good relations with Trump, which helped lessen Biden's current situation.

Once again, the 46th president returned to the opinion of Barrack Obama that Pyongyang is not to be trusted. Showing that North Korea does not care about what Washington thinks and launched 15 ballistic missiles in 2022, demonstrating they are not afraid of the US president.

Try as the US will, the DPRK intends to forge ahead with its nuclear program and threaten Washington to dare try its resolve. In contrast to his predecessor Moon Jae-in, the new South Korean President Yoon is more militant.

President Joe Biden and his message to Kim Jong-Un during the South Korea visit does not help out a situation where nukes are proving dangerous.