Sister Of North Korean Leader Dismisses Hopes For Dialogue With U.S.

Kim Yo-jong said the U.S. shouldn't be expecting talks between the countries anytime soon.

The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says the U.S. shouldn't be expecting talks between the countries anytime soon. Kim Yo-jong said the U.S. would be greatly disappointed if U.S. officials believe they could engage with North Korea over nuclear talks. She issued the statement after U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan called Kim Jong-un's recent statement that North Korea must be ready for both dialogue and confrontations "an interesting signal."