South Korea allowing humanitarian assistance and civilian exchanges will not be enough to improve inter-Korean relations, North Korean propaganda outlet Uriminzokkiri said in a commentary on Wednesday.
The statement came two days after Pyongyang refused to allow a visit by a South Korean non-governmental organization (NGO) to discuss a stalled joint project on malaria prevention.
South Korea allowing humanitarian assistance and civilian exchanges will not be enough to improve inter-Korean relations, North Korean propaganda outlet Uriminzokkiri said in a commentary on Wednesday.
The statement came two days after Pyongyang refused to allow a visit by a South Korean non-governmental organization (NGO) to discuss a stalled joint project on malaria prevention.
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