Next "action" against South will be by the North Korean army, official warns



News Next “action” against South will be by the North Korean army, official warns In cryptic remarks, Kim Yo Jong says inter-Korean liaison office may be "completely collapsed" in future Jeongmin Kim June 13, 2020 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Rodong Sinmun Update at 11:00 KST on Sunday: this article has been updated to include responses from South Korea’s government North Korea’s next move in retaliation for South Korea’s failure to stop activists sending anti-regime leaflets into its territory will be entrusted to the Chief of the Staff of the army, top official Kim Yo Jong said in a statement on Saturday. Following over a week of high-profile invective by Pyongyang against Seoul, Kim — speaking in her official capacity as first vice department director at the ruling party central committee — said that with the “power authorized” by her brother, © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. Get the Daily Update Start your day with the North Korea stories that matter most – as selected by Trending

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Next “action” against South will be by the North Korean army, official warns

In cryptic remarks, Kim Yo Jong says inter-Korean liaison office may be "completely collapsed" in future

Jeongmin Kim June 13, 2020

Next “action” against South will be by the North Korean army, official warns

Rodong Sinmun

Update at 11:00 KST on Sunday: this article has been updated to include responses from South Korea’s government

North Korea’s next move in retaliation for South Korea’s failure to stop activists sending anti-regime leaflets into its territory will be entrusted to the Chief of the Staff of the army, top official Kim Yo Jong said in a statement on Saturday.

Following over a week of high-profile invective by Pyongyang against Seoul, Kim — speaking in her official capacity as first vice department director at the ruling party central committee — said that with the “power authorized” by her brother,