The United States Department of State said Thursday it wants an explanation from North Korea about the killing of a South Korean citizen who had drifted into DPRK waters.The U.S. condemned the incident after President Moon Jae-in had earlier described the shooting and burning of the ROK citizen as "shocking" and regretable."We fully support our ROK allies condemnation of this act and the ROK's call for a full explanation from the DPRK," a state department official told NK News on Thursday afternoon Eastern Time.South Korea also demanded an apology from Pyongyang earlier on Thursday, with the
The United States Department of State said Thursday it wants an explanation from North Korea about the killing of a South Korean citizen who had drifted into DPRK waters.
The U.S. condemned the incident after President Moon Jae-in had earlier described the shooting and burning of the ROK citizen as "shocking" and regretable.
