Kim Jong-un accuses US of 'cannibal' atrocities Still apparently smarting from the UN resolution on November 18 that called for the North Korean regime to be referred to the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, Mr Kim expressed his anger during a visit to a museum dedicated to an alleged massacre by US troops during the Korean War. He called on the North Korean people to never forget the atrocities that were committed by the US military during the three-year conflict, adding that Washington's efforts to undermine the North Korean state have become more insidious and that there is a need for additional anti-American education in the North's schools. Mr Kim's comments come just days after North Korea's National Defence Commission indicated that the official residence of the South Korean president would be the target of a nuclear weapon in the event of a conflict breaking out on the peninsula. "We ask this question of Park Geun-hye and her gang, who seem to be celebrating and making merry over the UN resolution," the commission said in a statement, according to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo newspaper. Do you believe the official residence is safe if a nuclear war breaks out?