If you want to sleep comfortably for four years .... North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un's sister threatens America, what will happen now?

The sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has threatened to target the new US President Joe Biden for the first time. He condemned the US and South Korea military exercises. It also said that America should not act provocatively if it is to sleep comfortably for four years. In such a situation, now the eyes of experts from all over the world have been focused on the relationship between North Korea and America.

Kim Jong Un's sister warns America against creating dirt. This threat from North Korea comes at a time when US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Minister Lloyd Austin have come to Asia to talk to Japan and South Korea on North Korea and other regional issues. Only then has North Korea issued this statement.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister warned the US, "If he wants to sleep comfortably at night for the next four years, then he should not take any action against the provocation." The two ministers will hold talks in Tokyo on Tuesday And will meet officials in Seoul the next day. Kim Yo-jong, who handled North Korea's inter-Korean case, said that if North Korea did not have to cooperate with South Korea, it would consider coming out of the 2018 bilateral agreement to ease military tensions and make a difference. - Will also dissolve a decade-old ruling party unit formed to handle Korean relations.

According to a statement published in Pyongyang's official newspaper Rodong Sinman, he said, "We will monitor South Korea's behavior and its attitude." If her behavior becomes more provocative, we will take extraordinary steps. "She said that she would also like to use this opportunity to advise the new US administration, which is quite used to provoking them." Kim Yo Jong said, "Don't do things that spoil their sleep right from the beginning." 

The annual military operation between South Korea and the US began last week, which will last until Thursday. Several times before, North Korea has described this military exercise as an attack preparation and has responded to it by conducting missile tests. At the same time, shortly before Joe Biden was sworn in in January, Kim described the US as his country's main enemy and Pyongyang unveiled a submarine-launched ballistic missile at a military parade.