Seoul's Unification Ministry's spokesman said Wednesday South Korea does not consider North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's recent calls for military talks as being a formal offer to engage in cross-border dialogue.
Following the N. Korean leader raised the prospects for a resumption of long-dormant inter-Korean talks at North Korea's high-profile Workers' Party of Korea congress that ended Monday, the official said that Kim Jong-un’s remarks are only an expression of North Korea's perception of the current reality and its position on it, again ruling out the possibility of bilateral talks.
Source: Arirang News
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