Formally ending the Korean War would be ‘premature,’ Pyongyang says
DPRK vice foreign minister says US must withdraw ‘hostile policy’ to establish peace on the Korean Peninsula
Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps | South Korea's President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un shaking hands at the Panmunjom Peace Village, April 27, 2018
North Korea said a peace treaty formally ending the Korean War would be “premature” and only worsen tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea’s state-run Korean Central News Agency carried the remarks from vice foreign minister Ri Thae Song on Friday, who said the U.S. must withdraw its “hostile policy” to realize peace on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea said a peace treaty formally ending the Korean War would be “premature” and only worsen tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea’s state-run Korean Central News Agency carried the remarks from vice foreign minister Ri Thae Song on Friday, who said the U.S. must withdraw its “hostile policy” to realize peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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