Kim Yo-jong Speaks Again on Binance Hack: Seen as an Extension of US Hos

North Korean Workers' Party General Affairs Department Director Kim Yo-jong on November 4 again addressed the Binance hack, her second statement on the incident in three days, calling it an extension of Washington's hostile policy toward Pyongyang rather than an isolated event. She said the U.S. seeks political gain from the breach, that dialogue remains an option for peace but is not necessarily in North Korea's national interest, and hinted at strong countermeasures, after her November 2 statement dismissed the accusations as a "political provocation" and "absurd rumor." President Trump had said he would communicate with North Korea if Pyongyang is behind the hack. The spat matters because it politicizes attribution of the Binance breach and could shape U.S.-North Korea engagement. What to watch next is whether a formal attribution emerges and whether Kim's hinted countermeasures materialize.