Kim Yo Jong accuses UN chief of bias

Kim Yo Jong criticized UN Secretary-General António Guterres for urging North and South Korea to restore communication and ease tensions through dialogue, accusing him of taking Seoul’s side and compromising the UN’s neutrality. The dispute follows a DMZ landmine blast that injured three South Korean soldiers: Seoul blames a newly placed North Korean mine, while Pyongyang denies responsibility and calls the accusation fabricated. The UN Command has said the blast violated the Armistice Agreement; North Korea has defended its border fortifications as self-defense.