South Korea's head of the Korean Peninsula Peace Negotiations Headquarters: ``North Korea's isolation policy is an anachronism''...``It will only make us suffer''

On the 18th, South Korea's head of the Korean Peninsula Peace Negotiations Headquarters, Kim Gon, said, ``North Korea has adopted a policy of isolationism that seeks to cut off its country from the outside world, but this is an anachronistic attempt. is own
It will only lead to consequences that will make them suffer." At the Japan-U.S.-Korea-North Korea Nuclear Delegation Consultation held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Seoul this afternoon, Kim said, ``For decades, North Korea has been in the border area.
They have built walls and barbed wire, and in order to strengthen internal control, they have enacted numerous laws and regulations to severely punish those who infiltrate and spread outside culture, language, and information, such as the Act on the Elimination of Reactionary Thought and Culture. year
``Recently, they have been sticking to old tactics of shifting responsibility to South Korea and the United States, such as announcing plans to abolish the South Korea Organization,'' he said.
He went on to emphasize, ``The traditional tactic of threatening 'war or peace' will no longer work.''
I tuned it. ``We demand that North Korea immediately cease its provocations, break free from its self-imposed refusal to dialogue, and return to a path of nuclear-free peace and prosperity.''
I hope that the international community will pay attention to this."