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North Korea Keeps Quiet on South Korea’s Emergency Measures, No Mention in State Media

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Woo Won Sik, the Speaker of the National Assembly, is inspecting the damage caused by the military\'s entry into the National Assembly building. / Photo provided by National Assembly of South Korea
Woo Won Sik, the Speaker of the National Assembly, is inspecting the damage caused by the military’s entry into the National Assembly building. / Photo provided by National Assembly of South Korea

North Korea has stayed silent regarding South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of emergency martial law.

By 7 a.m. Thursday, neither the state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper nor the Korean Central News Agency had mentioned the matter.

Instead, Rodong Sinmun published a front-page article covering reactions to the party’s plenary meeting, but it did not report any news regarding Yoon’s declaration or lifting of martial law or the impeachment proceedings currently ongoing in Seoul.

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