Kim Yo-jong, a department director of North Korea's Workers' Party, issued another statement a short while ago regarding the Binance hacking incident, pressing the United States to withdraw its hostile policy.
In the statement today (November 4), Director Kim asserted that "while dialogue is included among the options, it is not necessarily equated with the national interest," adding that "the malicious intentions of the U.S. are producing political side effects."
This is the second statement Kim has issued regarding Binance in three days.
However, as she directly mentioned dialogue, she is seen as leaving open the possibility of talks between North Korea and the U.S.
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Kim Yo-jong on Binance Situation: "Dialogue Is an Option, but Not Equated with National Interest"
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