North Korea reports 'bombing the road'..."The Constitution Regulates Korea as a Thoroughly Adversarial State"

[Anchor]
North Korea, which had not reported on the inter-Korean road even after blasting it, reported on internal and external media today, two days later.

In particular, he claimed to have complied with the demands of the Constitution, which defined the Republic of Korea as a hostile country.

Let's connect with reporters and point out the meaning.

Reporter Lee Jong-won, should I understand that North Korea has made a constitutional amendment regarding the declaration of 'two hostile countries'?

[Reporter]
Yes, it is.

The Korean Central News Agency reported today that roads and railroad tracks connected to South Korea have been completely closed in the eastern and western regions of the southern border.

It is said to be part of a step-by-step implementation to thoroughly separate the territory of their sovereignty from the territory of the Republic of Korea.

The closed section is said to be 60m each road and railroad in Kaesong, where the East Sea Line passes, and the Gyeongui Line passes, claiming that it blew up not only roads but also railroads.

In particular, such a measure was expressed as a demand of the Constitution, which regulated the Republic of Korea as a thoroughly hostile state.

Earlier, North Korea held a Supreme People's Assembly meeting on the 7th and 8th to revise the constitution, but did not disclose whether the "deletion of unification expression" or "new territorial provisions" ordered by Kim Jong-un were reflected.

However, today, he made this argument, suggesting that some of the constitutional amendments reflecting Kim Jong-un's "two hostile state theories" have been made.

However, it does not mention sensitive details such as whether a territorial provision was newly established in the Constitution today, so we will have to wait and see.

[Anchor]
By the way, there is an analysis that North Korea appears to have used the screen captured by our military without permission?

[Reporter]
Yes, today, North Korea posted the same article on the front page of the Rodong Sinmun, which North Koreans see, and also posted three pictures of the situation at the time.

But if you look closely at the screen, the left side is the picture released by North Korea today, and the right side is the video taken and released by our military the day before yesterday.

With the appearance of the East Sea Line bombing, the blue sign on the right and the white street lamp match, and the shape of the smoke spreading is similar.

At the time of the bombing two days ago, the North Korean military's shooting was identified on the Gyeongui Line, but not on the East Sea Line.

For this reason, some pointed out that North Korea used our screen without permission, and the military also said it was analyzing it.

In response to North Korea's suggestion of a constitutional amendment regarding the two hostile states today, our government strongly condemned it as an anti-unification and anti-national act.

I'm YTN Lee Jongwon from the Ministry of Unification.