North Korea "disconnects roads and railways to the south and fortifies construction"

North Korea has declared that from today, it will completely cut off roads and railways connected to the South and fortify defensive structures.

In a report posted to the Korean Central News Agency, the North Korean General Staff said that the construction will be carried out to completely cut off roads and railroad tracks in our area connected to the Republic of Korea and fortify them with solid defensive structures.

At the same time, he argued that it is a self-defense measure to deter war and protect the security of the Republic that our military permanently blocks and blocks the southern border bordering the number one adversary and the immutable main enemy of the Republic.

It then disclosed that it had sent a telephone notice to the U.S. military earlier today to prevent misunderstandings and accidental clashes over fortification work in the sensitive southern border.

The North Korean military claimed that the practice of war of aggression in South Korea and the appearance of U.S. nuclear strategic assets are the reasons for the move, and that the reality that talking about "the end of the regime" has become a daily routine proves the seriousness of the situation that cannot be overlooked.