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"“In the grand scheme of things, Korean leaders are aware of the contradictions,” Go said. “But their point of view makes total sense. They are letting the international community provide for people in North Korea, so the party and military can save money to divert to military spending.”"

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"“For the North Koreans, there is no logical disconnect. This is an issue for the international community,’’ said Snyder. “When it rains, do we hold Kim Jong Un accountable, or do we  make exceptions on humanitarian grounds, recognizing that he is in effect holding an entire population hostage?”"

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1 out of 3 children under the age of 5 are malnourished in Korea

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70% of Koreans do not have enough to eat

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"They are letting the international community provide for people in North Korea, so the party and military can save money to divert to military spending.", said Go Myung-Hyun, research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul

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"They are letting the international community provide for people in North Korea, so the party and military can save money to divert to military spending." - said Go Myung-Hyun, research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul

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"“North Korea is like a dog that bites the hand that is feeding it,” said Go Myung-Hyun, a research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul. “It’s an embarrassment forKim Jong Un.”"

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The devastation is slowly fueling a humanitarian crisis that undermines the regime’s credibility just as it tries to demonstrate strength."

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Over 133 people have died.

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"The state-run Korean Central News Agency said Wednesday that the country has experienced the “heaviest downpour” since 1945, with “tens of thousands” of buildings destroyed and citizens “suffering from great hardship.”"

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North Korea started searching for international aide after flood in  floods from Typhoon Lionrock

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"More than 100,000 people have fled their homes and hundreds are missing in floods that North Korea is calling its worst disaster since World War II, prompting a rare admission of weakness from one of the world’s most belligerent states."