Kim Yo-jong: "Staging Another Farce of Good Faith... Characteristic Duplicity and Brazenness"

North Korea's Kim Yo-jong, director of the Workers' Party General Affairs Department, denounced the South Korean government over obtaining a sanctions exemption from the UN Security Council Sanctions Committee on North Korea for medical aid to the North, claiming that "gangsters are staging another farce themed on good faith."

In a statement released today (October 8) via the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Kim defined last month's landmine explosion incident in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) along the western front as a "clumsily Distorted self-staged farce," saying, "When they could not expect the anticipated box-office profits, what the South Korean lot hastily brought out was part two of the farce, the 'medical equipment support plan.'"

According to data submitted by the Ministry of Unification to Representative Kim Dae-sik of the People Power Party, a member of the National Assembly's Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee, the South Korean government sent an exemption request to the Sanctions Committee on North Korea to deliver medical equipment to Kangdong County Hospital in Pyongyang through the Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH), and the sanctions exemption has been granted through November.

Kim sarcastically commented that looking at "what the Seoul authorities do," everything is unilateral, raising suspicion about whether they are "politically immature or innate idiots incapable of reform."

She added, however, that "if they truly have an intention to turn around relations between North and South Korea, they should be conscious of the other side's feelings in each and every Hana word and action and show the utmost respect, consideration, and sincerity from the very beginning."

At the same time, she criticized that "babbling about some 'humanitarian assistance' is the true picture of the Republic of Korea, characterized by unprecedented, characteristic duplicity, brazenness, and shamelessness."

Kim emphasized that "this time, the South Korean authorities made another huge miscalculation," stressing that "the identity of South Korea as the most hostile entity and the hostile nature of relations between the North and South can never change."
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