North Korea leader Kim Jong Un suspended military retaliation against South Korea


North Korea leader Kim Jong Un suspended military retaliation against South Korea


North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has suspended his military’s plans to take unspecified retaliatory action against South Korea, possibly slowing a pressure campaign against its rival amid stalled nuclear negotiations with Washington

North Korea leader Kim Jong Un suspended a planned military retaliation against South Korea, in an apparent slowing of the pressure campaign it has waged against its rival amid stalled nuclear negotiations with the Trump administration.

The North had declared relations with the South as fully ruptured destroyed an inter Korean liaison office in its territory and threatened unspecified military action to censure Seoul for a lack of progress in bilateral cooperation and for activists floating anti Pyongyang leaflets across the border.

Analysts say North Korea after weeks deliberately raising tensions may be pulling away just enough to make room for South Korean concessions.

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