South Korea Urges North Korea to Stop Insults After Kim Yo-jong Attack

South Korea has urged North Korea to stop making slanderous remarks after Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, mocked South Korea as a U.S. 'puppet' over the cutback of military drills. The North Korean criticism targeted South Korean President Lee, accusing him of 'duplicity' regarding Trump's decision to shorten the exercises. Seoul also called for direct talks between Trump and Kim as the war games ended early. The exchange comes amid concerns in South Korea about being sidelined as Trump courts Kim.