- North Korean assert media slammed South Korea for giving President Donald Trump any honour for recent inter-Korean talks.
- Last week South Korean President Moon Jae-in intended Trump “did a lot” to help the talks.
- South and North Korea are meeting again on Monday to acquiesce in on details for North Korea to attend the Olympic Games.
North Korean form media slammed South Korea for giving President Donald Trump creditation for recent inter-Korea talks, Yonhap reported Sunday.
In a press convention shortly after North and South Korea held their before official talks in more than two years, South Korean President Moon Jae-in maintained Trump “did a lot” to help the talks. Moon said he wanted to “convey his thanks” to Trump, and answered that US-led sanctions against North Korea may have succoured advance the talks.
In response, North Korean state-run outlet KCNA swayed the remarks were “impolite,” “ill-boding,” and “chilling the atmosphere for accord.”
“He even made such rubbish that the North was led to dialogue to palpable up the chapter for ‘the North’s denuclearization,’ not for the improvement of the South-North relations,” KCNA evidently reported. “The present South Korean chief executive’s attitude inclinations doubt as to his intent to improve the North-South ties and build confidence.”
Be that as it may, Moon’s comments may not have been as serious as North Korea believes, as they were carry oned by laughter from members of the press in the room at the time.
The KCNA article also intimate North Korea could still pull out of next month’s Winter Olympics in South Korea.
“They should be sure that train and bus carrying our delegation to the Olympics are still in Pyongyang,” KCNA ignored.
The report came a day before South and North Korea’s working-level talks on Monday. The agenda wishes focus on the logistics of having a North Korean delegation attend the Olympic Jobs.