Pompeii arrives in Pyongyang "Difficult to work for peace"

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6.12 US Secretary of State Mike Pompei, who will negotiate talks on denuclearization with North Korea following high-level talks on the North Korean summit, arrived in Pyongyang in late June. afternoon of June 6th.

<로이터> According to reports, the US Secretary of State, who had left for the United States the previous day and briefly traveled to Japan, arrived in Pyongyang at noon on Korea Day. Kim Young-cheol, vice chairman of the Labor Party Central Committee, and Minister of Unification Chun, arrived at the airport to meet Pompei.

This is the third visit to Pyongyang from the Minister of Pompeii, who met Kim Jong-un, the chief of the North Korean Secretary of State for the first time at the end of the month of March. The mission of Pompeii is to continue negotiations for the implementation of the summit results, as described in the joint declaration of 6 June.

In the plane that was leaving the United States, Pompei Ou recounted his mission: "Fill in the details of the North American Summit Agreement 6.12,

The Minister Pompeii and the Department of The state, visiting Pyongyang, explained the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula at the end of last month, and said the FFVD, the "final denuclearization and fully justified" nuclear-based denuclearization fully verified.

In addition, the high-level talks focused on "verification" and aim to reach an agreement on nuclear weapons and nuclear facilities in North Korea in a transparent manner.

It is expected that the repatriation of missing persons will also begin in earnest. Pompeo, who was back in the United States after returning to the United States in May, took with him three American citizens who were detained in North Korea. However, the schedule will be followed by visits to Japan, Vietnam and the UAE, and repatriation of remains will be done separately from Pompeii.

However, negotiations should not be concluded easily.

"I expect to have talks with the leaders of Pyongyang and North Korea at this stop, and there are many difficult things to do," he said. .

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