SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said South Korea is a foreign and hostile nation, state media KCNA reported on Friday, with photos showing Kim conferring with high-ranking soldiers and poring over a map labelled "Seoul" at a command post.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called South Korea a "foreign country" and rejected the goal of reunification, state media reported Friday, days after Pyongyang blew up sections of roads connecting it with the South.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reminded his troops to treat South Korea as a hostile foreign enemy and insisted that the North wouldn’t hesitate to attack its rival if the South infringes upon its sovereignty,

The reclusive state also destroyed road and rail links with South Korea this week to "end the evil relationship" with Seoul.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said South Korea is a foreign country and an apparent hostile country, state media KCNA said on Friday. Kim also said the changed nature of the South Korea/U.S. alliance,

North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un and his family are increasing their consumption of luxury goods in North Korea following the end of the COVID-19 era.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has referred to South Korea as a hostile foreign nation and warned that the North will use physical force if the South infringes upon its sovereignty, the state media said on Oct.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un stated that South Korea is a foreign and hostile country, as reported by state media in North Korea on Friday, reports Reuters. These remarks came a day after the national agency reported that North Korea's National Assembly amended the constitution,

Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reminded his troops to treat South Korea as a hostile foreign enemy and insisted that the North wouldn't hesitate to attack its rival if the South infringes upon its sovereignty,