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His grief over the death of one South Korean, who fell dead from the fire North Korean military, said today the North Korea, and personally the leader of the country Kim jong un, saying that he It was shot as part of Pyongyang’s measures against youth coronavirus.
The North Korean United Front Ministry, which is in charge of cross-border relations, has sent lyrics at South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s office today, a day after Seoul officials announced that North Korean military killed a South Korean working for the capture service and had been missing since Monday, then included his body with Petroleum Y they burned.
The letter sent states that the North Korean leader Kim jong un describes the incident as “unexpected and embarrassing” and apologizes for “disappointing South Korean President Moon Jae-in and South Koreans,” noting that this It shouldn’t have happenedMoon’s security adviser Suh Hoon said.
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North Korea and especially Kim rarely apologize. However, this apology comes at a time when intra-Korean relations are stagnant, as are the negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington.
In the letter, Pyongyang admits that its army fired more than 10 times at the South Korean, who had “illegally entered our territorial waters” after he did not reveal his identity and tried to escape, Suh said.
However, he claims that North Koreans are military they burned Floating equipment used by South Koreans under current regulations to prevent the spread of COVID-19, not its carcass.
“The military could not locate the unknown person who had entered illegally (territorial waters) during their search after having shot and burned the cruise equipment under the emergency measures in force to prevent the disease,” he concluded. Suh, referring to the letter sent from North Korea.
Yesterday, Thursday, the South Korean armed forces announced that the man interrogated for several hours while in the water.
During his questioning, he expressed his desire to surrender to North Korea, but was killed “on the orders of a higher authority,” they said.
The South Korean had disappeared on Monday while sailing with me coastal near the South Korean island of Yonpong, which is about a kilometer and a half from the maritime border with North Korea.
He was wearing a life jacket, while his shoes were found inside the South Korean boat he was previously traveling in, suggesting that he voluntarily fell into the water.
