Pyongyang on Tuesday urged the South Korean government to "apologize" for a recent anti-North Korean rally in Seoul, threatening to renege on inter-Korean agreements concerning its participation in the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Monday saw a rally in central Seoul by the far-right burn a photo of DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, the North's national flag, and the Korean unification flag.
Pyongyang on Tuesday urged the South Korean government to "apologize" for a recent anti-North Korean rally in Seoul, threatening to renege on inter-Korean agreements concerning its participation in the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Monday saw a rally in central Seoul by the far-right burn a photo of DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, the North's national flag, and the Korean unification flag.
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