North Korea's Kim says road blasts mark end of 'evil relationship' with South
SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called South Korea a "foreign" and "hostile country" as he visited troops, state media reported on Friday (Oct 18), adding that the recent destruction of transport links marked an end to an "evil relationship".
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North Korea said its military was on standby to unleash “firepower” after South Korea allegedly flew drones into Pyongyang.
North Korea accused South Korea on Friday of sending drones to scatter a "huge number" of anti-North leaflets over its ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reminded his troops to treat South Korea as a hostile foreign enemy and insisted that the ...
The move came after Russia and China have blocked monitoring activities at the United Nations. In March, Moscow vetoed the ...
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U.S. calls on North Korea to cease actions that 'increase the risk of conflict'The United States called on North Korea Tuesday to stop actions that would increase the risk of conflict after Pyongyang blew ...
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