Unpredictable situation on the Korean peninsula

KCNA confirmed yesterday that North Korea had blown up inter-Korean routes, with about 60 meters of roads and railways destroyed on October 15. Pyongyang asserted that the move was in accordance with its revised constitution, which considers South Korea a hostile country.

"These measures were taken due to the grave security situation that has reached the brink of an unpredictable war due to the hostile forces' political and military provocations," KCNA said in its report yesterday.

North Korea blew up an inter-Korean railway on October 15.

South Korea strongly condemned the above-mentioned amendments to North Korea's constitution. The South Korean Unification Ministry stated that its policy is to continue pursuing the goal of unification of the two Koreas, but will respond with force if North Korea takes any aggressive action.

Meanwhile, Pyongyang sees the move to blow up the roads as part of its efforts to completely separate North Korean territory from South Korea. With the latest tensions in inter-Korean relations, Chairman of the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff Kim Myung-soo canceled plans to visit the US and instead switched to online meetings, Yonhap reported on October 16.

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