North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog" that should be "beaten to death with a stick".

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North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog" that should be "beaten to death with a stick".

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea has called former US Vice President Joe Biden a “rabid dog” who “must be beaten to death with a stick in its recent blow against foreign and political leaders whom it views as hostile to the leadership of the North ".

The Pyongyang Official Korean Central News agency comment said that the US president had hopefully made "a series of defections against the dignity" of the northern leaders, an act that deserves "merciless punishment".

It referred only to him by his last name and as Vice President under Barack Obama, and in some versions spelled his name as "Baiden".

The North got Biden's name right in May when he was referred to as a "low-IQ fool" after calling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a tyrant during a speech.

North Korea frequently insults foreign leaders and politicians over what it sees as defamatory statements against its leadership or hostile policies against its government. It has made racist or sexist diatribes against Obama and former South Korean President Park Geun-hye, the country's first female leader.

His frequent insults against Trump, including the famous "Dotard" label, were lauded after he made diplomatic pledges to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in 2018 that led to their three summits, including a brief handshake in the Korean demilitarized zone.

"Anyone who dares to slander the dignity of the top leadership of the DPRK can never spare the merciless punishment of the DPRK, whoever and wherever," said the North Korean statement, in which the country is officially named, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is mentioned.

“Rabid dogs like Baiden can hurt a lot of people if they're allowed to run around. They have to be beaten to death with a stick before it's too late, "it said.

It was not immediately clear which of Biden's comments aroused North Korea's anger. The Democrat has accused Trump of getting used to "dictators and tyrants" and was extremely critical of his summit with Kim, calling the meetings "three summits made for television".

South Korean news agency Yonhap speculated that by insulting Biden, North Korea attempted to address Trump, who continued to describe his personal relationship with Kim as good despite a stalemate in the nuclear negotiations over disagreements over the exchange of sanctions easing and disarmament measures.

Biden deplores Trump's embrace of authoritarian foreign leaders, particularly during campaign fundraisers. He has explicitly named Kim and Russia's Vladimir Putin, called the couple "thugs" and sometimes detailed Kim's human rights violations and attacks against dissidents.

"It is becoming increasingly evident that disgusting dictators, and those who admire and" love "them, find Joe Biden a threat," said Andrew Bates, a spokesman for the Biden campaign. "That's because on day one he would restore American leadership to the world by putting our security, interests and values ​​at the center of our foreign policy."

Despite praising Trump, North Korea criticized members of his administration who hold a hard line against North Korea, such as former National Security Advisor John Bolton. Last week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called it an "idiot and villain" after criticizing a North Korean gun test.

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