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Director-General of the United States Department of the DPRK Foreign Ministry, Kun Jonggun, stressed that South Korea has no right to interfere in bilateral relations between Pyongyang and Washington.
In a statement carried by the DPRK news agency, Kwon Jong said today that "the statements made by a South Korean Foreign Ministry official about Seoul making extensive efforts to resume the dialogue between the DPRK and the United States and the necessity of continuing efforts to complete the denuclearization process on the Korean Peninsula are ridiculous and arrogant. The authorities South Korea has no qualification to discuss or interfere in issues between Washington and Pyongyang not to mention nuclear issues. ”
"The dialogue between the DPRK and the United States did not stop due to the lack of an intermediary between them, and the nuclear disarmament talks did not fail for this reason, but rather because the conditions for achieving this were not fulfilled," Kon Jong explained.
It is noteworthy that the DPRK President Kim Jong-un and the American Donald Trump signed a joint statement between their two countries in their first meeting in Singapore in June 2018, but the United States did not implement its obligations under the statement while Pyongyang was keen to implement its obligations to reach A lasting peace on the Korean peninsula has taken the initiative to stop its nuclear tests.