North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's blistering criticism of South Korea as he...
SEOUL - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s blistering criticism of South Korea as he oversaw his latest missile launch this week sparked new questions over the South’s role in mediating a nuclear deal between the North and the United States, analysts said.
On Friday, North Korea called the previous day’s missile launches a warning to South Korean “warmongers” to stop importing weapons and holding joint military drills, with Kim explicitly urging Moon not to ignore them. “I think the biggest challenge is national unity,” he added, in comments to a group of Buddhist leaders in Seoul.
Overseeing Thursday’s launches, Kim Jong Un said the new missiles had to be developed to neutralize the weapons being acquired by South Korea and turn them into “scrap iron”. Still, some observers believe Kim Jong Un is leaving space for engagement by focusing on South Korea’s military.
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