North Korea calls for reunification with South Korea
State
media says Pyongyang will "smash" all challenges against
the reunification of the Korean peninsula.
24
January, 2017
North
Korea has called on "all Koreans at home and abroad" to
"promote contact (and) cooperation between North and South
Korea".
State
media in North Korea also said Pyongyang would "smash" all
challenges against reunification of the Korean peninsula.
Koreans
are being urged to make a "breakthrough" for unification
without other countries' help.
The
North's official news agency said military tension on the Korean
peninsula was a "fundamental obstacle" to the improvement
of inter-Korean relations.
It
added that joint military drills with "outside forces" were
unhelpful when better relations between North and South Korea were
being sought.
It
is the latest in a series of overtures. North and South Korea will
march under one flag as their first joint Olympic team competes in
the winter games in the South's Pyeongchang County next month.
The
Unification Flag, which features the entire peninsula and surrounding
islands in blue on a white background, was last used in 2006 at the
Winter Olympics in Italy.
North
Korea will be sending 22 athletes to the winter games.
The
country led by Kim Jong Un has alarmed the world by making a series
of rocket launches.
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