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Mike Pompeo to visit North Korea for further talks with Kim Jong-un Mike Pompeo to visit North Korea for further talks with Kim Jong-un
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Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, will travel to Pyongyang on Saturday to try to further denuclearization talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the state department has announced.Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, will travel to Pyongyang on Saturday to try to further denuclearization talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the state department has announced.
Pompeo will also travel to Japan, South Korea and China between 6 and 8 October, US state department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told reporters on Tuesday.Pompeo will also travel to Japan, South Korea and China between 6 and 8 October, US state department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told reporters on Tuesday.
North Korea will not abandon nuclear weapons if it cannot trust US – minister
“I think it shows forward progress and momentum that the secretary is making his fourth trip back in less than a year,” Nauert said. “Of course, we have quite a ways to go but we look forward to the next steps in this conversation,” she added.“I think it shows forward progress and momentum that the secretary is making his fourth trip back in less than a year,” Nauert said. “Of course, we have quite a ways to go but we look forward to the next steps in this conversation,” she added.
Pompeo’s visit comes ahead of a planned second summit between Kim and Donald Trump. The invitation to return to Pyongyang to discuss North Korean denuclearization efforts was made during a meeting with North Korean foreign minister Ri Yong-ho amid UN sessions last week.Pompeo’s visit comes ahead of a planned second summit between Kim and Donald Trump. The invitation to return to Pyongyang to discuss North Korean denuclearization efforts was made during a meeting with North Korean foreign minister Ri Yong-ho amid UN sessions last week.
Nauert said the meetings in Japan, South Korea and China were intended to brief counterparts on the talks in Pyongyang.Nauert said the meetings in Japan, South Korea and China were intended to brief counterparts on the talks in Pyongyang.
Kim has committed to give up his country’s nuclear weapons although his actions have fallen short of Washington’s demands for a complete inventory of North Korea’s weapons programs and irreversible steps to give up a nuclear arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.Kim has committed to give up his country’s nuclear weapons although his actions have fallen short of Washington’s demands for a complete inventory of North Korea’s weapons programs and irreversible steps to give up a nuclear arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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