The North Korean army blew up the roads leading to South Korea

reported by Mehr News Agency Quoting Rashatodi, South Korea’s “Yonhap” news agency quoted the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the country’s armed forces as claiming that North Korean army forces blew up the roads leading to South Korea.

South Korean security agencies also claimed on Monday that they had observed widespread “unusual movements” on the North Korean side of the border, including a large deployment of troops and military equipment, raising concerns about the intention of Pyongyang has increased the communication infrastructure between the two Koreas for the physical destruction.

As ​​tensions continue on the Korean Peninsula, North Korea’s military threatened last Wednesday to permanently close its border with South Korea and to counter the “madness of confrontation”. American and South Korean forces will strengthen their defense position.

The announcement by the North Korean military does not include the expected revision of the constitution to officially recognize South Korea as Pyongyang’s main enemy and draw new national borders.

North Korea’s Central News Agency (KCNA) announced that the country’s military will “cut off roads and railways connected to South Korea and separate the relevant areas and its side with It will strengthen strong defense structures.”

Last week, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un announced that the country is accelerating its steps towards becoming a military superpower with nuclear weapons in the event of a possible attack. Pyongyang’s enemies will use them.

Kim, for the second time in a week, invoked the name of South Korean President Yoon Seok-yul and accused Seoul of colluding with Washington to destabilize the region. accused According to the leader of North Korea, Seoul’s purpose of this complicity is to hide the fact that South Korea does not even have suitable strategic weapons.

He emphasized: Yoon Suk Yul said nonsense and absurd things about the end of the republic (North Korea) and showed that he is completely influenced by his blind faith in the power of his master!

The North Korean leader added: To be honest, we have absolutely no desire to attack South Korea. Every time I stated our position on the use of military power, I clearly and consistently used the “if” clause.

He continued: If the enemies try to use force against our country, the army of the Republic (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) will use all its offensive power without delay. Kurdistan and includes nuclear weapons. Our movement towards becoming a military superpower and a nuclear power will accelerate.

South Korea’s president warned in his recent speech that if Pyongyang uses nuclear weapons against Seoul, “that day will be the end of the North Korean regime.”

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North Korea has been pursuing its nuclear weapons program for decades and is said to have enough fissile material to build dozens of nuclear weapons.