North Korea says it won't surrender to US-led sanctions

North Korea says it won't surrender to U.S.-led sanctions and accuses Washington of trying to 'bring us to our knees.'

North Koreans hold cards to make an image depicting a worker and a farmer during a mass game performance of "The Land of the People" at the May Day Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, Tuesday, June 25, 2019.

The statement is yet another reminder that North Korea keeps mistrust of the U.S. though its leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump recently exchanged letters. The North’s Foreign Ministry said it “will not hesitate to pull a muscle-flexing trigger in order to defend ourselves” if anyone dares to trample over its sovereignty.

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