Kim Jong Un tells troops to treat South Korea as hostile foreign enemy

Photo provided by the North Korean government as Kim Jong Un, centre, visits the headquarters of the North Korean People’s Army’s 2nd Corps at an undisclosed venue in North Korea (Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service/AP)
Photo provided by the North Korean government as Kim Jong Un, centre, visits the headquarters of the North Korean People’s Army’s 2nd Corps at an undisclosed venue in North Korea (Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service/AP)

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has told his troops to treat South Korea as a hostile foreign enemy, state media said on Friday.

He also insisted the North would not hesitate to attack its rival if the South infringes upon its sovereignty.

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