#Kim Yo Jong

Kim Yo Jong stated that the situation at North Korea's southern border is 'very unstable' due to South Korean military actions, and announced that Pyongyang may deploy tactical strike assets near the border and resume loudspeaker broadcasts.

Kim Yo Jong announced North Korea's readiness to resume propaganda broadcasts and build up tactical weapons at the South Korean border following the September 21 landmine explosion that injured three South Korean soldiers.

North Korean leader's sister Kim Yu-jong stated that US-led multinational exercises are pushing Pyongyang to expand its nuclear arsenal. The statement came after a salvo of short-range ballistic missiles.

Kim Yo-jong said she "knows nothing" about Pyongyang's contacts with Washington, but confirmed her brother's warm relations with Trump. On the same day, Trump confirmed plans for a meeting, while Pyongyang rejected the gesture of shortening the drills.