Kim Jong Un says he has lawful right to destroy South Korea

Kim Jong Un claims the legal right to destroy South Korea, viewing it as the 'primary enemy.' North Korea's parliament cancels laws for economic cooperation, heightening tensions. Kim's regime intensifies pressure with missile tests and aggressive rhetoric. South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol suspects North Korea's attempt to gain attention before elections. The North Korean leader has a habit of launching provocations that coincide with elections in South Korea.