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A South Korean civic group said Monday that it will delay shipments of aid supplies to North Korea and its plan to visit North Korea as Pyongyang took issue with U.N. sanctions against the North.
Kang Young-sik, the secretary-general of the group, said that Pyongyang took issue with the South Korean government's attitude toward the latest adoption of U.N. sanctions against the North.
"We've decided to put off our plans to deliver the supplies' shipments and to visit North Korea for cooperation," Kang said.
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Kang Young-sik, the secretary-general of the group, said that Pyongyang took issue with the South Korean government's attitude toward the latest adoption of U.N. sanctions against the North.
"We've decided to put off our plans to deliver the supplies' shipments and to visit North Korea for cooperation," Kang said.
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