In Bangladesh, a rally was held in Dhaka on Sept. 23 with attendance of personages of the Bangladesh People's League, the Bangladesh Institute of the Juche Idea, the Bangladesh Group for the Study of the Songun Policy, the Bangladesh-Korea Friendship and Solidarity Committee and other political parties and bodies and masses.

Garib Newaz, president of the Bangladesh People's League, and other speakers said that Trump turned the sacred UN forum into a platform for asserting "Americanism first" and disturbing peace and stability among countries.

They stated that the position of the UN forum for discussion on peace and international justice was seriously defamed by the reckless remarks of Trump that he would "totally destroy north Korea".

They branded his remarks as unprecedented invective that could not be heard by the preceding presidents of the U.S. but could be made only by the rogue who is fond of fire and political gangster.

They expressed the will to extend invariable support and solidarity to the self-defensive measures by the DPRK government to cope with the ever-increasing moves of the U.S. to stifle the DPRK.

In Russia, a demonstration took place in Novosibirsk Region by personages of the Novosibirsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and different social organizations and masses on Sept. 22.

The mayor of Novosibirsk City who is first secretary of the Novosibirsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation said that the demonstration was staged to protest the violent remarks of Trump and that nobody has hailed his address.

The second secretary of the Novosibirsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation said: Today the Korean people are subject to unprecedented pressure by the hostile forces. We will support the Korean people out in the struggle to protect the sovereignty of the country.

Demonstrators marched throwing pieces of effigy depicting Trump's face.