North Korean state-run media on Wednesday called on the South Korean government to lift the so-called May 24 unilateral measures, claiming that the sanctions framework continued to impede the improvement of inter-Korean relations.
In a commentary, Uriminzokkiri said North and South Korea were prevented from putting inter-Korean agreements into action because an “obstacle blocking the advancement in inter-Korean relations exists."
North Korean state-run media on Wednesday called on the South Korean government to lift the so-called May 24 unilateral measures, claiming that the sanctions framework continued to impede the improvement of inter-Korean relations.
In a commentary, Uriminzokkiri said North and South Korea were prevented from putting inter-Korean agreements into action because an “obstacle blocking the advancement in inter-Korean relations exists."
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