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The sanctions in North Korea will be enforced until Pyongyang has proceeded to a "final" denuclearization, said Sunday the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
"The sanctions will last until the final, fully verifiable nuclear disarmament – approved by Kim Jong-un," – said Mr. Pompeo after talks with Japanese and South Korean foreign ministers in Tokyo.
"Although we are well nourished the progress made in the negotiations can not justify the simple relaxation of the current sanctions regime," said Pompeo.
million. Pompeo in Pennsjun has negotiated with the North Korean authorities more than 8 hours since Friday to agree on the details of the agreement reached between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong- one last month
. But as soon as he left Pyongyang, North Korea circulated a report that would have rejected Washington's "gangster" request to abandon its nuclear weapons as soon as possible.
However, Mr. Pompeo did not mention the statement made by Pyongyang. "Goodwill."
The US Secretary of State also stated that North Korea was engaged in a broad denuclearization and added that Washington would offer Pyongyang some security badurances during the negotiation process. But the sanctions will not be mitigated between them, said Mr. Pompeo.
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