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North Korea abandons peaceful reunification stance toward South Korea

Kim Jong Un has reportedly ended North Korea's policy of pursuing peaceful reunification with South Korea. The report indicates a significant deterioration in inter-Korean relations, but no new military action is specified.

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A sharper official divide could increase the risk of future confrontation on the Korean Peninsula.

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