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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo concluded his talks in North Korea on Saturday. He said that he had "made progress on almost all key issues," he said afterwards.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo explains preliminary results to media after the two-day talks in North Korea. Progress has been made, he said. (Photo: Keystone / PO Pool / ANDREW HARNIK)
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The two-day talks, described by both parties as "clarification talks", had long ago set a timetable for disarmament nuclear demand from North Korea. North Korea is serious about its promise of complete denuclearization, Pompeo said Saturday. Following reports that North Korea continues to develop its nuclear capabilities, intelligence officials said Pompeo said: "We talked about what North Koreans continue to do" and that "what are we doing?" they say about Trump.
Non-Verifiable Denuclearization [1965-9010] A State Department spokesperson said that Pompeo remained firm on the points on which Trump and Kim agreed when they Singapore summit: complete denuclearization, security guarantees and the repatriation of US soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War in the United States. On this last point, labor talks would begin at the inter-Korean border on 12 July.
The spokeswoman protested that the US had weakened its position on denuclearization. However, she did not want to explain why her department only talks about "complete denuclearization" as an objective and no longer uses the expression "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization".
Foreign, Department of Defense and US Officials The Secret Service has expressed concern that Trump has exaggerated the results of the Singapore Summit. North Korea must prove in its working-level discussions that it is serious about the summit promises.
Meeting with the Chief of Intelligence
The Pompeo correspondent on Friday and Saturday was former intelligence chief Kim Yong Chol, with He also co-chaired the summit meeting of President Donald Trump with the leader North Korean Kim Jong Un.
Kim was working on "the complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula", leaving open how and until when nuclear weapons program
Trump offered security guarantees to North Korea in return. The United States has also declared joint military maneuvers with South Korea.
This time, Pompeo did not talk to Kim, whom he had met during his previous two visits to Pyongyang, according to his spokesman. However, he left a letter Trumps for Kim. From North Korea, he went to Tokyo to brief Japan and South Korea on the talks.
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