Rallies fell on 73rd anniversary of start of Korean War
North Korea held mass rallies across the nation Saturday, which marked the “day of struggle against U.S. imperialism,” when government leaders promised to “annihilate the enemy,” according to its propaganda outlet.
Rallies were held in each providence of the nation, and an extensive list of government leaders spoke to denounce the U.S. as “imperialist beasts,” according to the state-run Korean Central News Agency. The gatherings in Pyongyang reached 120,000 attendees, the propaganda wing reported.
“The entire continental US is within our range!” one sign shown by the outlet said.
“The imperialist U.S. is the destroyer of peace,” another sign pictured read.
The “day of the struggle against U.S. imperialism” falls on the 73rd anniversary of the start of the Korean War.
Former President Trump engaged in disarmament talks in 2019 with Kim Jong Un, supreme leader of North Korea, but a deal was not reached. Kim has since launched tests of new nuclear missiles under the Biden administration with the goal they can reach the U.S.
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