North Korea commiserates with Great Britain over Manchester terror attack

State media has confirmed Wednesday of North Korea’s commiseration with the Great Britain in synergy with scores of mourners around the world after the terror attack in Manchester.Korean Central News Agency reported that Premier Pak Pong-Ju sent a message of sympathy to British Prime Minister Theresa May.“Noting the Korean people are sharing the pain of loss with the British people, the message hoped that the British government and people would eradicate the aftermath of the terrorist incident as early as possible,” the message was quoted.Also, Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong-Ho sent same condolence message to his British colleague, Boris Johnson.Twenty two people, among who was 8-year-old girl, were killed at a concert venue.North Korea is known for its cold relationship with the West on grounds of disapproval of its nuclear program. Recent calls for tougher sanctions against it was aimed at stopping the widely condemnable missile and nuclear programs.