DPRK Says U.S. Continues to Send "Hostile" Signals
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DPRK says U.S. continues to send "hostile" signals
PYONGYANG, Nov. 4 (Xinhua) -- A senior official of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) said Wednesday that the United States had continued to send "hostile signals," prompting her country to "reconsider the U.S. entity in various aspects." Kim Yo Jong, department director of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, made the remarks in a press statement carried by the official Korean Cen
North Korea has stated that there is no point in holding talks with the United States
Pyongyang sees no need for dialogue with the U.S. as long as Washington maintains its current hostile course, according to an official statement by Kim Yo Jong, a department director within the Central Committee of the Workers Party of Korea.North...
The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Kim Yo Jong, said on Wednesday that Pyongyang had "no reason" to return to dialogue with the United States, moving away from the possibility of a summit between his brother and Donald Trump. She even explained that his country must reconsider the "true nature" of the United States. Relations between the United States and North Korea are not getting warmer. While the Asian country conduct…
The DPRK sees no need to negotiate with the US as long as Washington continues its policy of confrontation, a position that was expressed by the head of the CD Department of the Korea Labour Party, Kim Yo-jung, in a statement circulated by the Korea Central Telecommunications Agency (KTAC).
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