North Korea Signals Little Appetite for Renewed US Dialogue
- On Nov 4, North Korean official Kim Yo-jong denied the FBI's claim that Pyongyang stole more than $6 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance, stating she sees "no need" for dialogue with Washington.
- The FBI's Saturday announcement identified the regime as the perpetrator behind the theft of more than $6 billion in crypto assets from Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange.
- In a Wednesday KCNA release, Kim blasted the attribution as a "grave political provocation," stating the accusation demonstrates "US hostile policy" toward the DPRK.
- Kim stated there is "no need" to engage with "unreliable and hostile persons," declaring that abandoning hostile policies is a "major premise" for solving problems.
- Amid recent joint military drills involving the United States, South Korea, and Japan, speculation persists regarding a potential summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un later this year.
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North Korea signals little appetite for renewed US dialogue
Kim Yo Jong's comments appeared to dampen hopes of a meeting this month with US President Donald Trump, who has made several overtures towards her brother, Kim Jong Un. The remarks came after the FBI attributed North Korea to the theft of more than $6 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Binance, allegations Kim Yo Jong had previously slammed as "a grave political provocation". "It is our clear stand that we have no need to sit face to face with…
North Korea sees no point in dialogue with the United States under its current policy, Kim Yo Jong, head of the department of the Central Committee of the WPK, said in a statement released by KCNA.:
North Korea sees no point in dialogue with the United States under its current policy, Kim Yo Jong, head of the department of the Central Committee of the WPK, said in a statement released by KCNA.:"Our position is clear: there is no need to sit...
The influential sister of leader Kim Jong-un suggested that Pyongyang saw little interest in resuming the diplomatic route with the United States.
The North Korean leader's sister warns the US of a stronger response to its "hostile policy," following accusations of cyberattack.Pyongyang denies the theft of cryptocurrencies and tests strategic missiles, highlighting the lack of interest in resuming diplomatic dialogue.
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