North Korea Reveals ‘Detonation of Liaison Road’…”South Korea is a Hostile Nation” (Report)

‘Blowing up of the Inter-Korean Road’ Revealed Internally
Mention of “Hostile State” in Constitution Suggests Amendment, “North Korea has disclosed the fact that it blew up the inter-Korean road, revealing part of its constitutional amendments. It appears to have amended the constitution to designate South Korea as a hostile state. The fate of ‘abolishing unification’ remains unclear.”,
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, North Korea has claimed that 1.4 million people have petitioned to join the People’s Army amidst the drone controversy [Image Source: Yonhap News].
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, The Korean Central News Agency reported on the explosion of the Gyeongui Line and Donghae Line inter-Korean roads, stating, “This is a necessary and legitimate measure starting from the serious security environment, where unpredictable war threats are arising due to the Republic’s constitutional demand that regards South Korea as a thorough hostile state and the grave political and military provocations by hostile forces,” on the 17th. The same content was published in the Rodong Sinmun, which is accessible to North Korean residents.
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, “Kim Jong-un, Chairman of State Affairs, has advocated the ‘two-state theory’ since the end of last year and instructed that a constitutional amendment be made early this year. He ordered the removal of unification references from the North Korean constitution and the creation of a new territorial clause defining the boundary between the North and the South as a ‘national border.’ North Korea convened the Supreme People’s Assembly on July 7-8, but it was not disclosed whether regulations on inter-Korean relations or the concept of unification were removed from the constitution.”
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, The agency emphasized that the road explosion was carried out under the orders of the Party’s Central Military Commission and claimed this as part of a staged implementation to thoroughly separate the sovereign area of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the territory of the Republic of Korea.