SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea has expressed its want for full denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and isn’t searching for circumstances akin to U.S. troops withdrawing from the South first, South Korean President Moon Jae-in stated on Thursday. Moon stated big-picture agreements about normalization of relations between the 2 Koreas and the US shouldn’t be troublesome to succeed in by way of deliberate summits between North and South, and between the North and the US, in a bid to rein within the Norths nuclear and missile packages. North Korea is expressing a will for an entire denuclearization, Moon instructed reporters.
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