Kim Jong-un: "enemies will regret it if they do wrong things in bad days"

From a military exercise and a ballistics test, Kim Jong-un takes care to threat enemies. Recently, the leader in Pyongyang conducted a major military exercise that simulated conducting an assault on an island. Kim Jong-un has not missed the opportunity to warn the South that it would "bitterly regret" a possible incursion: "The enemies will bitterly regret if they do things wrong in the bad days." North Korean leader was referring, apparently, to an exercise conducted last month by Seoul on islands located near the disputed maritime border between the two countries. Aged 31, Kim Jong-un is the supreme ruler of North Korea. It was officially declared "supreme leader of the party, state and army" on December 29.