Kim Jong Un declares end of 'evil relationship' with South Korea
- North Korea's constitution now defines South Korea as 'a hostile state' for the first time, confirming a shift in policy.
- Kim Jong Un's revised stance rejects the idea of peaceful Korean unification, marking a break from past policies.
- Kim's increased hostility towards South Korea is viewed as a strategy for regime survival and domestic control.
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