Kim Jong-un sister condemns 'frightened dog' South Korea in first public statement

Kim Yo-jong likens South Korea to 'frightened dog barking' after Seoul protested against Pyongyang's live-fire military frill

The sister of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, has condemned South Korea as a "frightened dog barking" after Seoul protested against a live-fire military exercise by the North.

Kim Yo-jong's comments - her first known official statement - came after Seoul's security ministers expressed "strong concern" over Pyongyang's firing of two short-range ballistic missiles on Monday - its first weapons test for more than three months.