Kim Yo Jong, a department director at the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, issued a second statement tied to the Binance hack incident, saying North Korea is willing to engage in dialogue, but that such talks do not necessarily align with the country’s national interests. The remark adds to her earlier response to the case.
In the earlier statement, Kim criticized the United States for identifying North Korea as the party behind the $6.3 billion hack attack involving Binance. The update was cited by The Block and carried by Odaily. No additional details were provided in the brief.
Kim Yo Jong, a department director at the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, issued a second statement on the Binance hack incident, saying North Korea is willing to engage in dialogue, but that does not necessarily serve the country’s national interests.
Earlier, Kim had criticized the United States for identifying North Korea as the party behind the $6.3 billion hack attack involving Binance.
The brief was cited by The Block.
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