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North Korea accuses UN chief of siding with South Korea

First reported by The Straits Times Latest report 2 sources
Image: CNA
Image: CNA

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North Korea expressed regret over the UN secretary-general's comments urging dialogue between the two Koreas following a border landmine blast. Kim Yo Jong accused the UN chief of taking a "prejudiced and irresponsible" stance by echoing South Korea's unilateral claims.

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  1. The Straits Times

    North Korea accuses UN chief of siding with South Korea over border tensions (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    SEOUL, Nov 10 - North Korea expressed regret over comments by the UN secretary-general urging the two Koreas to ease tensions through dialogue following a landmine blast at the border, accusing him of taking Seoul's side, state media reported on Tuesday.

  2. The Straits Times

    North Korea accuses UN chief of siding with South Korea over border tensions (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    Kim Yo Jong said the UN chief took a “prejudiced and irresponsible” attitude by echoing South Korea’s unilateral claim.

  3. CNA

    North Korea accuses UN chief of siding with South Korea over border tensions (opens CNA in a new tab)

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