Kim Jong Un
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un takes part in the 13th Political Bureau meeting of the 7th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) in this image released June 7, 2020 by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

North Korea recently cut off all engagements with South Korea. Now, it appeared they are moving numerous missiles.

They quoted anonymous US authorities familiar with the scenario.

Along with South Korean President Moon Jae-in's liberal supporters South Korean President Moon Jae-in, North Korea wants him to reimpose economic connections severed by security tensions, according to Hindustan Times. However, acting in accordance with them would be unfavorable towards US President Donald Trump.

According to the secretive county, it was closing a liaison office it shares with South Korea and cutting communication over one leaders' hotline. This pressurizes Seoul to break away from Washington's attempt to isolate the nation, Bloomberg reported.

The decision was deliberated by the state because South Korean officials had "connived" to initiate "hostile acts" towards the nation.

North Korea also severed communication with South Korea in opposition to defectors recently launching balloons over the border carrying leaflets condemning Pyongyang.

"This measure is the first step of the determination to completely shut down all contact means with South Korea and get rid of unnecessary things," the official Korean Central News Agency stated as reported by Kyodo News.

The announcement of North Korea was carried through on Tuesday.

The decision had additional significance due to the fact it was accredited partially to Kim Yo Jong, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister. She has been a prominent figure nowadays.

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North Korea will "completely cut off and shut down" 4 distinct communication channels. This consists of a military communication hotline, a liaison office close the border, and a line between South Korea's presidential office and North Korea's ruling party.

The underlying cause is a strive to improve leverage in inter-Korean deals that have slowed down since a series of 2018 summits.

The furtive nation cited the actions of South Korean activist groups as justification for their resolve.

"They dared to hurt the dignity of our supreme leadership and mock the sacred mental core of all our people," KCNA added.

The North Koreans did not provide a commentary when South Korean officials attempted to contact North Korean officials through numerous channels after the declaration of North Korea, the South Korean government said.

North Korea has halted communications in the past by not responding to phone calls or faxes from South Korea. The channels when tensions were relieved. Also, North Korea has been blamed for purposely initiating distress to strengthen internal union or to allude their disappointment over inactivity in nuclear negotiations with Washington.

"All the people of the DPRK have been angered by the treacherous and cunning behaviour of the South Korean authorities with whom we still have lots of accounts to settle," KCNA referred to the North Korea's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Criticism was raised recently by Kim's regime regarding non-governmental organizations in South Korea following their drop anti-North Korean material into the nation's area.

"North Korea could push ahead with a military provocation as soon as in August when Seoul and Washington hold joint drills, or in October to mark the 75th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party," according to Shin Beom-chul, director of the Center for Diplomacy and Security at the Korea Research Institute for National Strategy.

The communication links established between Kim Jong Un and South Moon Jae In will jeopardize the 2017 campaign promise courtesy of South Korea to relocate the massively armed rivals toward perpetual peace.

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