Kim Jong United Nations sister denied claims that North Korea had removed some of the loudspeakers along with its border with the south, saying that it was wrong to think about a fresh interaction between the two countries.
Kim Yo Jong said on Thursday, “We have never removed loudspeakers installed in the border area and are not ready to remove them.”
Kim Yo Jong, the powerful brother -in -law of North Korean leader reiterated the previous North Korean statements that Pyongyang was not interested in reviving talks with the US and South Korea.
He said that an upcoming military drill plan between the two countries in late August is a proof of his enmity towards North Korea, so convicted the government in Seoul for misleading the public.
North Korea has traditionally chosen such joint exercises, stating that they serve as the preparation of an attack in their area. The country often uses such practice to show its military strength through military performances and tests to pursue its nuclear program.
Has the South dialogue efforts failed?
Over the last weekend, the South Korean army stated that it had detected some speakers in the north, when a similar measure was taken about loudspeakers used for the K-Pop to the south and AN Tension Sol and Pyongyang in the bid.
In response to the alleged removal of the North, Liberal South Korean President Lee J Mayung expected “dialogue and reopening” between the two rival countries.
The response to the answer, however, what is a cool shoulder.
Kim said, “We have clarified on several occasions that we have no desire to implement relationships with (South),” saying that this situation will be “fixed” in the Constitution of North Korea in the future.
Kim refused to convey a message to the US through Russian President Vladimir Putin before his meeting with President Donald Trump.
“Why should we send a message to the American side?” He said.
Both Korea are technically in war due to the 1950–53 war between the ceasefire instead of the peace agreement.
Edited by: ZAC Crellin
