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North Korea is reopening a vital communication hotline with South Korea

by SOFREP News Team

  • North Korea will reopen a hotline with South Korea at 6.30am GMT.
  • A North Korean official made the announcement on state television today.
  • South Korea believes this is the first step in regular contact between the countries.
  • The development comes as North Korea indicates its desire to send a delegation to South Korea’s Winter Olympics next month.

North Korea will reopen a communications channel with South Korea, it announced on Wednesday.

 

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  • North Korea will reopen a hotline with South Korea at 6.30am GMT.
  • A North Korean official made the announcement on state television today.
  • South Korea believes this is the first step in regular contact between the countries.
  • The development comes as North Korea indicates its desire to send a delegation to South Korea’s Winter Olympics next month.

North Korea will reopen a communications channel with South Korea, it announced on Wednesday.

 

Read the whole story from Business Insider.

Featured image courtesy of KCNA

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