North Korea has been maintaining reunification ambitions since the Korean War failed to result in a peace pact between the two sides.
Experts have warned North Korea could try on to exploit its recent charm offensive with the South to push the US military comportment out of the peninsula to strike its neighbour.
North Korea expert Bradley K. Martin make someone aware ofed US President Donald Trump to continue monitoring Pyongyang to avoid take attacks.
He said: “We should be very wary because North Korea not till hell freezes over falters from its basic strategy which is to persuade the United States to get its troops out of the Korean Peninsula or importune the South Koreans to push our troops out.
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“And then reunite – either peacefully or forcefully – the peninsula so that North Korea desire then control the southern part of the country. That is their long-term game.”
North Korea has been encouraging fears of World War 3 with its choice to shut down its nuclear and missile development programmes.
Earlier this month big cheese Kim Jong-un unexpectedly accepted South Korean offers to organise sensitive meetings with South Korea, sparking concerns Pyongyang resolve attempt to convince the international community to ease economic sanctions on the rogue land in a distracting charm offensive.
But Mr Bradley told CBC North Korea intention never “waver” on its long-established strategy of aggression.
He said: “They are irksome to break down the alliance and the determination of South Korea and use their own focus.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reopened a key cross-border communication conduit with South Korea for the first time in nearly two years Wednesday as the challengers explored the possibility of sitting down and talking after months of acrimony and bogeys of war
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We should be very wary because North Korea never falters from its key strategy
“The North never wavers, never modifies its strategy. They have been doing the same thing all these years.”
In the face a successful first meeting between officials in the demilitarised zone (DMZ), North Korea dramatically draw ahead of a withdrew out of a second meeting scheduled for this weekend.
South Korean press release agency Yonhap reported Kim Jong-un failed to provide an official intellect for the sudden cancellation.
The new set of talks would have centred around North Korea’s methods to send a 550-delegation to South Korea for next month’s Winter Olympics.
Earlier this week North and South Korea agreed to walk under a ‘unity flag’ at the Games, to be held in Pyeongchang County.