South Korea warned North Korea about the use of nuclear weapons, said - this step would be suicidal

South Korea has warned North Korea about the use of nuclear weapons. He said that if North Korea used nuclear weapons, it would set itself on the path of destruction.

This statement came at a time when North Korea enacted a new law related to nuclear weapons just a few days ago. In this, the use of nuclear weapons has been approved in the event of an attack. According to the South Korean Defense Ministry, North Korea will be further isolated in the world due to the new law. South Korea and America will have to strengthen their deterrence further. The ministry said South Korea would take appropriate retaliatory action with the help of its ally America. While South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said that he would take a tough stand on North Korea's provocation. 

South Korea has warned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that if he used his nuclear weapons, he would be on the path of self-destruction. South Korea's statement comes days after North Korea enacted a new law that allows it to use its nuclear weapons first in the event of an attack. However, this tough stand of South Korea could possibly anger North Korea. Seoul generally refrains from using such harsh words to avoid escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula. 

South Korea said the law would only isolate North Korea and prompt Seoul and Washington to further strengthen their deterrence and response capabilities. South Korea instructed North Korea not to use its nuclear weapons. Spokesman Moon Hong Sik said: "We warn that the government of North Korea will face heavy retaliation from the South Korea-US military alliance and will face self-destruction if it attempts to use nuclear weapons." Will go on the way.