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North Korea rejects dialogue with Seoul, says no interest in talks
- Kim Yo Jong, North Korea's powerful leader's sister, rejected South Korea's peace overtures on Monday, declaring no interest in talks or proposals.
- Her statement follows early 2024 constitutional revisions by Kim Jong Un removing peaceful unification goals and labeling South Korea as a permanent enemy.
- South Korea's newly elected liberal government led by Lee Jae Myung has halted hostile border broadcasts and banned propaganda balloons, aiming to improve ties.
- Kim Yo Jong said Lee's government shows no difference from predecessors due to blind trust in the US alliance and confrontational policies, calling overtures a 'great miscalculation.'
- The sharp rejection and North Korea’s nuclear focus suggest inter-Korean relations remain deeply strained, with Pyongyang prioritizing military strength and ties with Russia.
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North Korean Dictator’s Sister Swipes Away Attempted Diplomacy by South Korea’s Liberal New President
‘No matter how desperately’ the South’s president, Lee Jae-myung, ‘tries to attract our attention,’ she writes, ‘there can be no change in our state’s understanding of the enemy.’
'Not Interested': Kim Jong-un's Sister Rejects Outreach from Leftist South Korean President
Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong published an infuriated screed condemning leftist South Korean President Lee Jae-myung for making overtures to North Korea. The post ‘Not Interested’: Kim Jong-un’s Sister Rejects Outreach from Leftist South Korean President appeared first on Breitbart.
"The hands of history cannot be turned back," said the youngest daughter of former President Kim Jong Il.
The Stalinist regime is unimpressed by the conciliatory tones of the new South Korean President Lee. A few "sentimental words" would not undo the past's actions.
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