North Korea has decided to dissolve another agency that seeks to reunify with South Korea, as part of Pyongyang's decision to dissolve government agencies responsible for promoting cooperation and reunification with South Korea, according to the South Korean Broadcasting Corporation.

The North Korean Central News Agency reported today, Sunday, that the Democratic Front for the Reunification of Korea held a meeting of its central committee yesterday, Saturday, and approved its official dissolution.

Amid North Korea's reaffirmation of its revised policy on inter-Korean relations and reunification, which classifies South Korea as a main enemy, the central committee of the dissolved agency said that relations between the two Koreas have always turned into two hostile states at war.

The committee added that it reached an agreement that there is no longer a need for the agency's existence.