March 28, 2024
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U.S. has received “no signal” that North Korea is seeking dialogue: Yun

Washington, Seoul unsure on meaning of 60-day missile test pause, says diplomat

The U.S. chief nuclear negotiator on Friday said Washington is yet to receive any indication that Pyongyang is interested in talks, expressing reservations about a two-month pause in missile and nuclear tests by the North.

"I hope that they will stop forever," Joseph Yun, Special Representative for North Korea Policy, said at a news conference in Jeju, South Korea, in comments carried by Seoul's Yonhap News Agency.

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