Kim Jong-un's powerful sister tells South Korean president to 'shut his mouth' in heated aid row

Affirmative.

The sister of the North Korean dictator ridiculed the South Korean president as simple and told him to stop talking after he offered economic aid.

The proposal was "foolish" and would have been better for the president's image if he had shut his mouth, according to a statement published by the state news agency.

She said that Yoon is simple and childish. Kim said no one bartered its fate for corn cake.

She said "Bitter contempt is what we will only show those spinning a pipe dream to succeed in making us abandon our nukes if they pay more stakes."

As a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic, North Korea is facing food shortages.

Leehyo Jung, a ministry spokesman, said that the presidential office regretted their "rude" comments.

"This attitude from North Korea will not only threaten peace on the Korean Peninsula but will also result in further difficulties for the North by worsening its international isolation and economic situation," said Lee.

They have not changed their minds.

In May, South Korea offered economic aid. It included food, energy, and infrastructure support in return for North Korea banding its nuclear missile program as he marked 100 days in office.

One of the most influential people in North Korea is Kim YoJong. She was promoted to the head of the propaganda department of the party.

She's gained power and authority since then. During the summer of 2020, Kim Yo Jong became the face of North Korean aggression, releasing a number of public statements, including threats to South Korea and calls for North Korean defectors to be put to death.