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The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Kim Yo Jong, has strongly criticized South Korea’s recent military drills near the border, labeling them as ‘suicidal hysteria’ and warning of a potential ‘terrible disaster.’ In response to Seoul’s suspension of a tension-reducing military deal and the resumption of live-fire drills on border islands and by the demilitarized zone, Kim Yo Jong issued a statement expressing deep concern over the situation. She described the drills as an ‘undisguised war game’ that aggravates tensions in the region and poses a significant threat to the stability of the Korean Peninsula. Kim Yo Jong’s remarks come amidst escalating hostilities between the two Koreas, with Pyongyang accusing Seoul of engaging in provocative acts that jeopardize peace and security. The renewed military activities have strained relations further, prompting North Korea to issue warnings of potential military actions if its sovereignty is violated. The heightened tensions between the two Koreas have raised concerns about the possibility of a conflict erupting, as both sides engage in military posturing and rhetoric that underscores the fragility of the situation. As the international community closely monitors developments on the Korean Peninsula, the statements from Kim Yo Jong reflect the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for diplomatic efforts to defuse tensions and prevent a potential crisis.
