North Korea: "The negotiations with Pompeo are sad"

North Korea's Foreign Minister Calls "Sad" US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's Talks in Pyongyang and Charges Washington Unilaterally cancel the nuclear program.

Statement by a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of North Korea. Pompeo met with Kim Yong Chol, one of the Communist Party officials, and other senior officials as part of two-day contacts in Pyongyang. Pompeo reunited with Kim Yong Chol in New York before the Trump-Kim summit in Singapore last month.

In North Korea's statement, Pompeo's comments, described as "very anxious", included a statement that "a dangerous phase has been launched that would undermine our firm commitment to cancel the weapons program. nuclear".

KCNA, the official news agency of North Korea, said the negotiations with Pompeo were "disturbing to the extreme", which included statements by a ministry official Foreign Affairs unannounced. Addressing the news agency, he stressed that the fastest way to rid the Korean peninsula of nuclear weapons was to adopt progressive and bilateral approaches.

However, US Secretary of State Pompeo said that he had received a positive impression in his statement immediately after the talks and called the negotiations, which lasted several hours, "the producer". Pompeo added that the negotiations were progressing almost entirely on the main issues.

Pompeo noted that a significant part of the referendum focuses on a summary of the cancellation of North Korea's nuclear program and the basic declaration on weapons of mass destruction. "We spent a lot of time on these two issues and I think we have made progress in every aspect of our negotiations," said the US minister.

After Pyongyang, Mike Pompeo says that the interview date could be played for a day or two, saying that US troops killed in the Korean War will be on July 12 on delivery of the remaining funeral.

US Secretary of State Pompeo did not meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Heather Nauert, head of the US State Department, said that Pompeo was not expecting an interview with Kim.

Pompeo informed President Donald Trump about his talks.