North Korea's Kim Yo-jong warns of more offensive response to U.S. drills
Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, condemned U.S. maritime exercises and warned that Pyongyang would respond with more offensive measures. She said North Korea's nuclear status is absolutely irreversible and that the current situation, marked by what she called record hostile actions toward the country, demands record-level responses.
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