The vast majority of South Koreans think that North Korea won’t abandon its nuclear weapons, according to a new survey released Friday.

The Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU) asked 1,003 South Koreans their views on a number of inter-Korea issues in an annual survey and found that 90.7% of respondents did not believe denuclearization was a realistic outcome on the Korean Peninsula.

This level of skepticism is similar to June 2020 responses, collected around the time North Korea blew up the inter-Korean liaison office in Kaesong.

The survey overall suggests that there is a general disinterest toward DPRK-related