North Korea's Kim Jong Un tells troops to 'wipe out the South' during drill

North Korea's Kim Jong Un told troops to "wipe out South Korea" during an annual winter training exercise that took place as the United Nations Security Council adopted a new sanctions resolution that target Pyongyang's coal exports.


According to state-controlled television network KCTV, Kim suggested Seoul must be taught a lesson.

"This is how we must forcefully respond to those South Koreans. At first strike we must completely break the will of those South Koreans and wipe them all out," Kim said, according to KCTV.

The training exercise was held near a disputed maritime border in the Yellow Sea, and close to the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong, which North Korea shelled in 2010, resulting in four South Korean casualties.
 [upi.com]
2/12/16
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