Directed North Korea on Sunday criticized U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in response to what it described Pyongyang as "reckless criticism," which Clinton and his part of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Online.
The network quoted "ABC News" the U.S. spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry as saying that the arms industry in North Korea are able to strengthen the weapons to deter nuclear and steadily, adding that Pyongyang will continue to walk in this way, as long as Washington continues to pursue policies hostile (according to him).
This comes after Clinton criticized North Korea on its human rights, saying that Kim Yong-en should be improving the lives of his people, who she described as "oppressed" or else he will face a backlash.
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