South Korean unification minister Kim Yung-ho warned North Korea against its recurring pattern of initiating military provocations. Speaking at a conference organized by the Berlin chapter of the Peaceful Unification Advisory Council, Kim underscored that such behavior would not be tolerated by the Yoon administration. He highlighted the North’s history of engaging in dialogue, receiving assistance and subsequently breaking off agreements, emphasizing that the Yoon administration will address North Korean provocations with principled responses.
Kim’s remarks come during his week-long visit to Britain and Germany. On Tuesday, he plans to be in Hamburg to commemorate the 1990 reunification of Germany. Additionally, he will engage with government officials, seeking support for Seoul’s objective of building a reunified Korean Peninsula.
South Korean unification minister Kim Yung-ho warned North Korea against its recurring pattern of initiating military provocations. Speaking at a conference organized by the Berlin chapter of the Peaceful Unification Advisory Council, Kim underscored that such behavior would not be tolerated by the Yoon administration. He highlighted the North’s history of engaging in dialogue, receiving assistance and subsequently breaking off agreements, emphasizing that the Yoon administration will address North Korean provocations with principled responses.
Kim’s remarks come during his week-long visit to Britain and Germany. On Tuesday, he plans to be in Hamburg to commemorate the 1990 reunification of Germany. Additionally, he will engage with government officials, seeking support for Seoul’s objective of building a reunified Korean Peninsula.
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