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Pyongyang is keeping strangely silent on South Korea’s turmoil

13 December 2024

2:23 AM

13 December 2024

2:23 AM

North Korea has long been infamous for its hyperbolic rhetoric. While there are some subjects – such as the locations of its nuclear facilities – that it has so far managed to keep quiet on, the ongoing calls to oust South Korean President, Yoon Suk Yeol, following his botched attempt to impose martial law last week has proved too irresistible for Pyongyang to hold back on for long.

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