North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has issued a stark warning that his country will not hesitate to deploy nuclear weapons if attacked by South Korea or the United States. This threat follows escalating tensions, marked by South Korea showcasing its military capabilities and President Yoon Suk Yeol's assertion that any nuclear aggression would lead to the downfall of Kim's regime. Kim criticized Yoon's remarks as provocative and described him as 'an abnormal man', while emphasizing that North Korea's military strength, including nuclear capabilities, would not be deterred by external threats. The situation has worsened with North Korea revealing a new nuclear facility and continuing missile tests, amid ongoing military exercises between South Korea and the U.S. Kim's comments signal a potential formal declaration of a hostile stance towards South Korea, indicating a move away from reconciliation efforts. As tensions rise, the prospect of increased military confrontation looms over the Korean Peninsula.