North Korea has begun to view South Korea as an enemy

Breaking the communication line with a flyer as an excuse, still do not spoil the north

 North Korea, who has been slandering South Korea from the 4th on the pretext of spreading flyers by North Korean defectors, raised the voltage of criticism one step higher. On the 9th, he announced that he would cut off all communication lines between the north and south and "convert the South-South business into a hostile business."

 According to the Korean Ministry of Unification, North Korea has cut off the north-south communication line at least six times in the past, but it was not in the days of the leftist administration such as Kim Dae Jung and Roh Moo-hyun, and the term "opposition business" was used. This is the first time to make it public. According to security officials of the South Korean government, “North Korea called the president and the South Korean military leaders “rebel bandits” and “war cries” even during the administration of Park Lee’s administration, and said, “I will no longer associate with them”. However, there is no memory of being an "enemy" when it comes to face to face."

 In other words, North Korea began to face South Korea with the greatest anger ever. It can be said that the possibility that North Korea will provoke by "action" instead of "word" by making the Korean civilization regime an "enemy."

 We will discuss the meaning of this North Korean condemnation and future outlook.

Disconnection of communication line is only the first step

 On the 9th, the Korean Central News Agency said that Kim Yo-Jung, the first deputy chairman of the Central Committee of the Labor Party of Korea and Kim Yong-chul, the vice chairman of the Korean Labor Party, "discussed a staged hostile business plan." Revealed. This is a foretell of hard-line measures that have been stepped up.

 Deputy Director Kim Yong-sam announced in a conversation on the 4th that the Kaesong Industrial Area will be removed, the North-South Joint Liaison Office will be closed, and the North-South military agreement will be abolished. The first step is to disconnect the communication line. This includes not only the communication lines of the North-South Joint Liaison Office, but also all the communication lines such as the hotline between Aodaidai and the Korean Labor Party headquarters, the East Sea between military authorities, the West Sea communication line, and the International Merchant Shipping Common Network. .. These communication lines were cut off during the Park Hye-hee era, but were restored when they indicated their intention to participate in the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

 However, the South Korean government did not even convene the National Security Council, nor did it protest to the abolition of the North-South agreement or express regret after receiving the North Korean communication line disconnection declaration. He continued to criticize the North Korean leaflets and repeat the policy of prohibiting the spread.

 When asked for a comment, Aoigawadai simply says, "Refer to the announcement made by the Unification Department." The unification department also simply stated the theory that "the communication line between the north and the north is the basic means for communication, and should be maintained based on the agreement between the north and the north". This is in contrast to the situation where blue tiles have taken the lead when there is progress between the north and south

Korean government accuses group of leaflet spreading

 In a discourse, Kim Yong-sung violently criticized North Korean defector groups for distributing leaflets to North Korea and threatened to "make a law prohibiting the spread of leaflets." The company has taken a follow-up posture after confirming that it has promoted the “Scattering Prohibition Bill (tentative name)”.

 The activities to spread the leaflets that criticize the North Korean regime are led by the North Korean defector Park Sang-hak, the "Liberation North Korean Movement Union," and his brother, Jung-o, "Kunsem. )” are two groups. On the 31st of last month, the former hung a leaflet and dollar bills blaming Kim Jong Un on a large balloon and flew to North Korea. The latter tried to put the rice in a plastic bottle and send it to North Korea, but failed due to the repulsion of local residents. The former also announced that it would fly 1 million leaflets on the 25th, 70 years after the outbreak of the Korean War.

 In response, the Unification Ministry has accused the two organizations of violating the Inter-Korean Exchange Act and announced that it will revoke the government's permission to set up the two companies. The Inter-Korean Exchange Law stipulates that approval of the Secretary of Unification is required to take goods out to North Korea, but the Unification Ministry has never considered the distribution of flyers a problem. I suddenly changed that policy. North Korean defector groups have responded by saying that they will "spray more flyers above Chairman Kim Jong Un."

 The ruling party's lawmakers said that North Korea has stepped up protesting South Korea from criticism of the villa, which is a reaction to the unauthorized distribution of villas. It says, "and so on," and criticizes the North Korean defector groups that distributed the flyers. Further, some ruling lawmakers have expressed the idea that "a new turning point for the development of the North-North relations must be created through ratification of the Panmunjom Declaration (which has agreed not to slander each other) at the Diet." In other words, it would mean that flyers cannot be applied in accordance with North Korea's demands, and North's conversion will be encouraged.

 However, there is an opinion that North Korea should not change its attitude with South Korea's friendly attitude and should move North Korea with the resolute response of the South Korean government. The Chosun Ilbo introduces the comments of Professor Nam Ju-hoon of Gyeonggi University.