NORTH KOREA SUPPORTED CHINA IN ALL MATTERS | SAID KIM JONG UN | 2020

 NORTH KOREA SUPPORTED CHINA IN ALL MATTERS 

North Korean President Kim Jong Un has said he will support China in all matters. This was made clear in a letter to Chinese President Xi Jinping. In a letter to Jinping, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, 71 years after its inception, dictator Kim Jong Un said that the Korean people will always support his party to China, the Chinese people, and the Communist Party of China. In the letter, Kim recalled that the Chinese people, the Communist Party of China, and activists shed their blood in order to establish socialism.

Kim praised China for recording many victories in the wake of the Communist Party of China in the 71 years since its inception. In the wake of the conflict between the United States and China, it has become a priority to say that Kim will support Dragon Country. Korea has also been at odds with the United States from the beginning. 

In the letter, Kim said that some countries were trying to sling mud in China,

spreading false propaganda against Jinping, and trying to undermine the confidence of the Chinese people. In the letter, Kim asked not to boil over with such attempts.

Kim said the Secretary-General of the Communist Party of China would step in with Chinese President Jinping. He said China-North Korea would make history in the future. The letter, written by Kim Jong Un, is now a hot topic in the world's top countries. International political analysts believe that Kim's support for China is merely aimed at the United States.

 Analysts believe that Kim is trying to show his support for China by expressing his support for China in the wake of the eruption of green grass between the United States and China.

The U.S. has already held two rounds of talks with North Korea, but neither has yielded any results. As a result, neither the United States nor South Korea has significant relations. Analysts are of the opinion that US President Trump is not focusing on Kim as he becomes busy in the presidential election.