Seoul’s Plan to Send Medical Aid to North Korea Is a ‘Provocation’: Kim Yo Jong
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Seoul’s plan to send medical aid to North Korea is a ‘provocation’: Kim Yo Jong
The North Korean leader’s sister denounced Seoul’s plan to send medical equipment to the North as an “insult” and a “provocation” on Thursday, after reports that the U.N. has granted a sanctions exemption for a shipment. “This is an insult to our state, a mutated political provocation and a grave act of sovereignty infringement that […]
Kim Jong-un's Sister Rejects South Korean Medical Equipment Offer as Provocation - State Media
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and a department director at the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party, on Thursday called South Korea's offer of medical equipment to North Korea a provocation and an...
North Korea decries medical aid, says ‘nothing to give or receive’ from Seoul
North Korean leader Kim’s sister said the neighbour must show ‘respect’ to mend ties instead of indulging in ‘political provocation’.
Kim Yo-jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, has criticized South Korea's plans to provide medical aid to Pyongyang, calling them a "political provocation" and a violation of North Korea's sovereignty, Reuters reported, citing BTA. She also criticized Seoul for publicly announcing efforts to obtain a waiver from the United Nations regarding sanctions against North Korea imposed over the country's nuclear and missile prog…
Kim Yo-jong, Vice Department Director of the Workers' Party, strongly condemned the South Korean government's policy to provide medical equipment to North Korea, calling it a political provocation. North Korea regards this aid as an insult and claimed that the landmine explosion incident in the DMZ was a self-inflicted act. It reiterated its hardline stance that the hostile nature of inter-Korean relations will not change and that there is no re…
Kim Ye Jung, the head of the CDC of the Korean Labour Party, stated that South Korea's intention to hand over medical equipment to the DPRK was insult and provocation. Kim Yee Jung, the leader's sister of the KK of the Korean Labour Party, condemned South Korea's plans to send medical equipment to Pyongyang as political provocation and insult to the State, handed over RIA News with reference to Korea's Central Telecommunications Agency. "This is…
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