The DPRK has called the conditions for the further denuclearization

Head of the Korean national Council for reconciliation and cooperation Kim Hong Gaulle called the condition for further denuclearization. According to his statement, which cites the journal South China Morning Post, in Pyongyang waiting for at least partial withdrawal penalties.

He said that before in the DPRK insisted on a peace Treaty, but now they are asking to announce the completion of the Korean war, and want it as soon as possible. Only then will it be possible to promote the process of denuclearization, said the politician. In Pyongyang believe that they have made enough concessions and waiting for a response.

While Kim Hong-Gol added that it is necessary to connect Beijing to the process of preparation and negotiations for a written statement about the end of the war. Also, According to his statement, China is obliged to connect to the peace talks to stabilize the denuclearization process.

in addition, Pyongyang is unhappy with the fluctuations of Seoul with respect to easing the economic penalties and passivity in the issue of resuming inter-Korean economic projects. At war

After the Korean war of 1950-1953, North Korea and U.S. are technically at war because they Only signed the armistice.

South Korea at all did not want from the truce, and only in 1992 between the 2 Korean States came into force the agreement on reconciliation, mutual non-aggression, exchanges and cooperation.

for the first time about the possibility of holding a trilateral summit between the US, North Korea and South Korea, said the South Korean Director moon Jae-In After talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-UN in may. Then consider the probability of the presence of moon Jae-in of the conference of Donald trump and Kim Jong-UN in Singapore, which was held on June 12.

the results trump said the process of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula will begin " very quickly ". Kim Jong-UN, for its part, described the signing of the outcome document "new beginning" in relations of two countries and promised "great changes" in the future. According to the document, the United States pledged to provide security guarantees to the DPRK, while Pyongyang reiterated firm commitment to the complete denuclearization of the Peninsula.


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