North Korea's Kim says road blasts mark end of 'evil relationship' with South
SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called South Korea a "foreign" and "hostile country" as he visited troops, state media reported on Friday (Oct 18), adding that the recent destruction of transport links marked an end to an "evil relationship".
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