North Korea Dismisses Trump's Election Remarks

North Korea's state media has dismissed former President Donald Trump's claims of a strong relationship with Kim Jong Un, stating that they 'do not care' who wins the upcoming U.S. election. In a commentary by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), they acknowledged Trump's previous attempts to foster ties but noted that he did not bring about any substantial positive change during his presidency. The commentary also criticized the U.S. political environment and reiterated that any future dialogue would be unnecessary given America's persistent hostile policy. Despite Trump's assertions that Kim 'misses' him and would like to see him back in office, North Korea emphasized the need to distinguish between personal feelings and foreign policy. The response reflects a restrained tone, contrasting with the usual harsh rhetoric towards the U.S., and indicates that North Korea remains focused on advancing its nuclear capabilities regardless of the U.S. political landscape.