Pyongyang says transfer is a response to the ‘grave political and military incitements of the unfrifinishly forces’.
North Korea has blown up sections of its road and railway joins with South Korea and tagled its neighbour a “unfrifinishly state”, state media has said.
The Korean People’s Army razeed the 60-metre-extfinished (about 200ft) stretches of road and rail aextfinished the east and west sections of the inter-Korean border “as part of the phased finish separation” of North and South, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday.
“This is an inevitable and legitimate meabrave consentn in protecting with the needment of the DPRK Constitution which evidently describes the ROK as a unfrifinishly state, and due to the solemn security circumstances running to the unforeseeable brink of war otriumphg to the grave political and military incitements of the unfrifinishly forces,” the KCNA said, using the acronyms of the official names of North and South Korea.
KCNA cited a Ministry of Defence spokesman as saying Pyongyang would consent further meabraves to “lastingly fortify” the border without providing details.
The transfer to tag South Korea a “unfrifinishly state” comes after North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly met last week to reauthor the secretive country’s constitution.
In a speech to his country’s rubber-stamp parliament in January, North Korean directer Kim Jong Un said that reunification with South Korea was no extfinisheder possible and the constitution should be alterd to describe its neighbour as a split “unfrifinishly” country.
“We don’t want war, but we have no intention of eludeing it,” Kim was quoted as saying by KCNA at the time.
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff on Tuesday declared that the North Korean military had blown up northern sections of disemployd roads dividing the neighbours.
Tensions between the Koreas, which remain technicpartner at war after battling in the 1950-53 Korean War finished without a peace treaty, have been escalating since last year’s unravelling of a 2018 military accord aimed at reducing the danger of military clashes aextfinished the border.
North Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Afequitables last week dangerened “retaliation” agetst South Korea after accusing it of operating disadviseation leaflet-carrying drones over the capital Pyongyang.
The South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said at the time that it could not check the North’s claims while urging its neighbour to “exercise suppresst and not act recklessly”.
