North Korea says U.S. terrorism report shows 'hostile policy' that makes talks difficult: KCNA
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  • 08:24 05 November 2019

North Korea says U.S. terrorism report shows 'hostile policy' that makes talks difficult: KCNA

North Korea hit back at a U.S. State Department report released last week, saying the report’s description of North Korea as a sponsor of terrorism is an example of a “hostile policy” by the United States that is preventing denuclearization talks from progressing, state news agency KCNA said on Tuesday, APA rpeorts quoting Reuters.

North Korean and U.S. officials held talks in October for the first time since U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed in June to reopen denuclearization negotiations, but they broke down, with North Korea’s envoy saying the United States failed to show flexibility.

The report “proves once again” that U.S. rejection of North Korea indicated “a hostile policy,” said the KCNA statement, citing a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson.

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