North Korea revises Constitution, declares South Korea as 'hostile State'
North Korea has declared South Korea a 'hostile' state in its constitution, escalating tensions by destroying roads and railways. This follows Kim Jong Un's labeling of Seoul as the 'principal enemy' and amendments solidifying the rift. Accusations of anti-regime leaflet drops by drones further strain relations.
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North Korea has declared South Korea a 'hostile' state in its constitution, escalating tensions by destroying roads and railways. This follows Kim Jong Un's labeling of Seoul as the 'principal enemy' and amendments solidifying the rift. Accusations of anti-regime leaflet drops by drones further strain relations. 
