North Korea ”draws a line” over Trump's remarks... ”It's showing signs of growing attachment to U.S.-North Korea relations”

In response to former U.S. President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly mentioned North Korean leader Kim Jong Eun in recent speeches, North Korea has said he is "showing lingering regret for the prospects of U.S.-North Korea relations."
On the 23rd, North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency published an article titled "Whether the second hand of the North Korea-US confrontation stops depends on the actions of the US."
"Former President Trump is increasingly reluctant to see North Korea-U.S. relations in motion," the commentary said. "When Trump was president, he put the personal closeness between the leaders in the forefront and strengthened relations between the two countries.
"It is true that they tried to reflect this in the past, but they were unable to bring about any substantial positive changes," he added. This is due to the "personal closeness" between former President Trump and Kim.
However, he emphasized that "public matters are public matters, private matters are private matters, and national foreign policy and personal feelings must be clearly separated."
This appears to suggest that North Korea's policy toward the United States will not change unless there is a change in U.S. policy, such as the adoption of a new security treaty.