U.S. says it’s committed to North Korea’s ‘denuclearization’ after talks omit key phrase
The State Department said there has been no change in U.S. policy after talks with Seoul left out denuclearization language.
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US official says there has been 'no change' in US policy toward N. Korea
WASHINGTON — A U.S. official said Wednesday that there has been "no change" in U.S. policy toward North Korea, amid growing concerns over whether President Donald Trump's administration remains committed to pursuing the denuclearization of North Korea. The official made the remarks, a week after Trump declined to answer a reporter's question about whether his goal in reengaging with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is still denuclearization, rais…
First Statement from the U.S. Administration Since Trump Avoided Answering on 'Maintaining Denuclearization' Correspondents Park Sung-min and Song Sang-ho = The Donald Trump administration stated on the 26th (local time) that there is no change to the existing U.S. policy toward North Korea, which is the "complete denuclearization of North Korea." U.S. officials
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