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SEOUL, July 12 (Reuters) - U.S. humanitarian aid is a sinister political scheme to put pressure on other countries, a North Korean researcher said, after suggestions from U.S. allies such as South Korea that coronavirus vaccines or other help could promote cooperation.
North Korea s foreign ministry published the criticism of U.S. aid on an official website on Sunday, a clear indication that it reflects government thinking.
Kang Hyon Chol, identified as a senior researcher at the ministry-affiliated Association for the Promotion of International Economic and Technological Exchange, listed a series of examples from around the world that he said highlight a U.S. practice of linking aid to its foreign policy goals or pressure on human rights issues.
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N.K. foreign ministry accuses U.S. of using humanitarian aid for sinister purpose
SEOUL, July 12 (Yonhap) North Korea s foreign ministry on Monday accused the United States of using humanitarian aid as a political tool for interfering in internal affairs and taking issue with human rights.
Kang Hyon-chol, a senior researcher at the Association for the Promotion of International Economic and Technological Exchange, made the case in an article published on the website of the North s foreign ministry. In actual practice, many countries have undergone bitter tastes as a result of pinning much hope on the American aid and humanitarian assistance, Kang said.
North Korea foreign ministry accuses US of using humanitarian aid for sinister purpose
Posted : 2021-07-12 10:09
Updated : 2021-07-12 10:09
In this 2020 September file photo released by the Korean Central News Agency, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un examines rice paddy that was damaged by flood in North Hwanghae Province, North Korea. Yonhap
North Korea s foreign ministry on Monday accused the United States of using humanitarian aid as a political tool for interfering in internal affairs and taking issue with human rights.
Kang Hyon-chol, a senior researcher at the Association for the Promotion of International Economic and Technological Exchange, made the case in an article published on the website of the North s foreign ministry.
In this June 15 file photo provided by the North Korean government, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks during a Workers’ Party meeting in Pyongyang. (Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP Photo)
U.S. humanitarian aid is a “sinister political scheme” to put pressure on other countries, a North Korean researcher said, after suggestions from U.S. allies such as South Korea that coronavirus vaccines or other help could promote cooperation.
North Korea’s foreign ministry published the criticism of U.S. aid on an official website on Sunday, a clear indication that it reflects government thinking.