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North Korea removes peaceful-reunification references from party charter

North Korea has removed references to peaceful reunification from its ruling party charter. The move reinforces Pyongyang's harder line toward South Korea, though no new military action is reported.

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A formal shift away from reunification language could reduce prospects for inter-Korean engagement and heighten regional security tensions.

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  1. North Korea removes references to peaceful reunification from party charter ↗english.pravda.ru · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 6:02 PM UTC

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