There were conflicting reports on Sunday regarding a recent proposal for United States-North Korea peace talks which was allegedly made before North Korea"s recent nuclear test
There were conflicting reports on Sunday regarding a recent proposal for United States-North Korea peace talks which was allegedly made before North Korea"s recent nuclear test. The State Department insisted that Washington rejected a North Korean proposal to discuss a peace treaty to formally end the Korean War because it did not address denuclearization on the…
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both of theme, they don't want peace.
Interesting read, thanks posting!
Proposal to discuss ending the 66-year-old Korean war was rejected by the US because of nuclear program concerns, according to US ...
We don't need a WW3.
Wow !
interesting topic here, curious to see all of the implications as they sift out.
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How far does all this conflict of interest go? Hopefully everything will be fine and end in Peace, Peace!
Ce que vous dites est très important et en tant que psychologue je trouve cela essentiel. Je vous souhaite une bonne continuation dans vos projets personnels.
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You are right Ben but I hope a better issue !!!!!!.
I agree with you too, NK has the right to live in peace too...
and what will happen now?
These are the kind of games in diplomacy that keep Americans "hyped" for war. The only way the U.S., will ever be able to help destroy our "enemy" in Korea, is by having good relations with them. Anytime a sanction to be met before civilized talks can resume is just another way of telling Americans that we hold some kind of authority or "morality" over an advisary. Another lie, so we can always have someone to potentially go to war with and thus keep our very expensive guard up. Thank you military industrial complex! War proffeteers.
agree with you.