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Korea Central News Agency: Kim Yu-jung made a statement mentioning the possibility of a summit between the DPRK and South Korea | Kim Yo-jung_Sina News

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Original title: North Korea Central News Agency: Kim Yo-jung made a statement mentioning the possibility of a summit between North Korea and South Korea

  [环球网报道]According to KCNA news, Kim Yu-jung, vice minister of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, made a statement on the 25th. Kim Yo-jung said that she believes that only by maintaining an attitude of fairness and mutual respect, communication between North and South will be smooth and smooth, and at the same time, a significant end-war declaration will come out without losing an opportunity, and the North-South Joint Liaison Office will be rebuilt. Many issues related to the improvement of relations, such as the North-South summit meeting, will be solved quickly and gradually through constructive discussions.

Screenshot of KCNA report

The following is the content of Jin Yuzheng’s conversation:

After the talks reflecting our obvious views and legitimate demands were published, I followed closely the movements of the political circles in South Korea yesterday and today.

I feel that all sectors in South Korea should restore the long-standing North-South relationship as soon as possible, and the atmosphere for achieving peace and stability is unprecedentedly strong.

This kind of expectation, we are the same as you.

I think it is unnecessary for the North and the South to have nothing to do with each other.

If South Korea sincerely hopes for the restoration and healthy development of North-South relations, even if you say a word, you must be cautious and deliberate in everything and make the right choice.

For example, don’t arbitrarily throw the swear word “provocative” at us or induce the North and South to fight a war of words.

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We once again clearly remind that we will never condone double standards.

The actions taken to defend our right to self-defense in response to the existing military environment and possible military threats in the Korean Peninsula have been slandered as threatening “provocations,” but their military expansion activities have been glorified as “ensure deterrence against North.” The South Korean double standard of the United States towards North Korea is an illogical and naive proposition, and it is also an explicit disregard and challenge to the sovereignty of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

South Korea should not imitate the United States in a naive manner and put forward such illogical rogue propositions to disrupt the military balance on the Korean peninsula.

We only hope that the South Korean authorities’ actions to extinguish all fires such as unjust double standards, hostile policies towards North Korea and all prejudices, and hostile words and deeds that undermine trust will be shown as conspicuous practical actions.

I believe that only by maintaining an attitude of fairness and mutual respect, communication between North and South will be smooth and smooth, and at the same time, a significant end-war declaration will come out without losing the opportunity, and the rebuilding of the North-South Joint Liaison Office and the North-South summit meeting. Many issues such as the improvement of the relationship will be solved quickly and gradually through constructive discussions.

But let me remind you that this is a personal opinion after all.

South Korea must make the right choice. I have already mentioned this kind of advice in August.

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I don’t make any predictions about what fume or squalls will blow in the future.

Editor in charge: Zhang Yu

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