North Korean Constitution now defines South Korea as 'hostile state'
- North Korea's constitution now defines South Korea as a "hostile" state, confirmed by the official Korean Central News Agency on Thursday.
- Roads and railways linking North and South Korea were destroyed as an "inevitable measure" aligned with the constitution's new definition.
- Kim Jong Un had called for this change, stating relations are at one of their lowest points, declaring South Korea the "principal enemy.
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