US President Donald Trump on Monday declared North Korea “a state sponsor of terrorism”.
Trump made the announcement during a public meeting with his Cabinet at the White House and said the Treasury Department will announce new sanctions against North Korea on Tuesday.
“Today the United States is designating the North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. Should have happened a long time ago. Should have happened years ago,” Trump said.
North Korea was removed from the list by President George W. Bush in 2008.

Trump noted that that North Korea has “repeatedly” sponsored acts of terrorism, including “assassinations on foreign soil.”

Trump noted that that North Korea has “repeatedly” sponsored acts of terrorism, including “assassinations on foreign soil.”
“This designation will impose further sanctions and penalties on North Korea and supports our maximum pressure campaign to isolate the murderous regime,” Trump added.
Last week during his speech in South Korea, Trump described North Korea as an out-of-control country led by Kim Jong Un, whom he cast as a maniacal and deranged man.
“The regime has made numerous lethal incursions in South Korea, attempted to assassinate senior leaders, attacked South Korean ships and tortured Otto Warmbier, ultimately leading to that fine young man’s death,” he said.
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