North Korea Rejects South Korea's Diplomatic Hopes, Maintains 'Enemy State' Status

North Korea has strongly criticized South Korea, reaffirming its 'enemy state' status and dashing Seoul's hopes for diplomatic progress. Pyongyang stated that South Korea's 'true colours' remain unchanged.

7 Apr, 22:31 — 7 Apr, 22:31

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North Korea says South Korea's 'true colours' as enemy state unchanged, dashing Seoul's diplomatic hopes - The Straits Times

North Korea says South Korea's 'true colours' as enemy state unchanged, dashing Seoul's diplomatic hopes The Straits Times

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North Korea says South Korea's 'true colours' as enemy state unchanged, dashing Seoul's diplomatic hopes - The Straits Times

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North Korea Rejects South Korea's Diplomatic Hopes, Maintains 'Enemy State' Status

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North Korea says South Korea's 'true colours' as enemy state unchanged, dashing Seoul's diplomatic hopes - The Straits Times

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North Korea says South Korea's 'true colours' as enemy state unchanged, dashing Seoul's diplomatic hopes - The Straits Times

北朝鮮「韓国は最も敵対的な国家」改めて対話拒否の姿勢を強調

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