North Korea says its Constitution defines South Korea as "hostile state"

North Korea said Thursday its road and railway links to South Korea "have been completely blocked" in line with its Constitution that "clearly defines" the South as a "hostile state," suggesting the possibility that the supreme law has been revised, according to state-run media.The report by the official Korean Central News Agency came as the South Korean military confirmed Tuesday that the North had blown up sections of inter-Korean roads on its side of the border, destroying what was once a symbol of the two Koreas' cooperation.The blasting of parts of the roads and railway links was a "l…READ FULL ARTICLE