North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has postponed plans for military action against the Seoul.
The country’s state media reported days after Pyongyang blew up a liaison office with its neighbour, here on Wednesday.
It is pertinent to mention that Pyongyang has issued a series of vitriolic condemnations of Seoul over anti-North leaflets in recent weeks, which defectors based in the South send across the border, usually attached to balloons or floated in bottles.
Last week it blew up a liaison office on its side of the border that symbolized inter-Korean rapprochement, while its military said it would take multiple measures against the South.
The moves included re-entering areas of the North that it had withdrawn from as part of inter-Korean projects, restoring guard posts in the Demilitarized Zone that forms the border, and stepping up exercises.
