North Korea's Kim Jong Un calls for change in status of South, warns of war

On Monday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged a change in the country's constitution to officially designate South Korea as "the most hostile state," as reported by state media KCNA on Tuesday. This move follows the dismantling of agencies overseeing cooperation and reunification with the South. During a speech at the Supreme People's Assembly, North Korea's parliamentary body, Kim issued several remarks, including a warning that he had no intention of avoiding war if it were to occur. #NorthKorea #KimJongUn #SouthKorea #HostileState #WarThreat #GeopoliticalTensions #KoreanPeninsula #DiplomaticChallenges #SecurityConcerns #PoliticalRhetoric #MilitaryTensions #RegionalConflict #GlobalRelations #InternationalRelations #PeaceEfforts #PoliticalClimate #WarWarning #KimSpeech #MilitaryPosture #SecurityAlerts ~HT.292~PR.152~ED.103~GR.121~

Kim Jong Un calls for expanded production of missile launchers in preparation for a "military showdown" with South Korea and the United States. North Korea...

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has proposed amending the constitution to designate South Korea as the "primary foe" and has warned that his country will not shy...