Kim Jong Un Says North Korea Will No Longer Pursue Reconciliation With South

 

BBC: North Korea's Kim Jong Un abandons unification goal with South 

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said unification with the South is no longer possible, and that the constitution should be changed to designate it the "principal enemy". 

Mr Kim also said three organisations dealing with reunification would shut down, state media KCNA reported. South Korea's president said it would respond "multiple times stronger" to any provocation from the North. 

The two Koreas have been divided since the Korean War ended in 1953.  

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 Kim Jong Un Says North Korea Will No Longer Pursue Reconciliation With South  

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