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Lady Freedom Returns

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Sat Jun 22, 2019, 11:25 PM Jun 2019

They're exchanging love letters now...

Wonder when the wedding announcement will come out?

By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: June 22, 2019

SEOUL, South Korea — President Donald Trump sent North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a letter, a government-controlled news agency reported Sunday.

Kim "said with satisfaction that the letter is of excellent content," the Korean Central News Agency reported.

"Appreciating the political judging faculty and extraordinary courage of President Trump, Kim Jong Un said that he would seriously contemplate the interesting content," the agency said.



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They're exchanging love letters now... (Original Post) Lady Freedom Returns Jun 2019 OP
they are (they're) not their --PLEASE! demigoddess Jun 2019 #1
Another love letter keithbvadu2 Jun 2019 #2
Top down negotiation won't work soryang Jun 2019 #3

soryang

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3. Top down negotiation won't work
Sun Jun 23, 2019, 12:52 AM
Jun 2019

Richard Johnson appeared with standard guest Scott Snyder on VOA's Washington Talk program this weekend. Johnson emphasized the need for working level talks among experts between North Korea and the US to get a realistic plan for implementation of steps to denuclearize North Korea. An experienced participant in nuclear negotiations with JCPOA and Six Party experience, he also pointed out that China thinks in terms of years and years in a negotiating process. He opined that the Trump administration was seeking tangible results within his term, using a top down method. His opinion was that this was impractical and ineffective. Mr. Johnson also referred to the first Singapore summit and the parallel simultaneous approach envisioned in the joint statement produced which included security matters and normalization of relations in addition to denuclearization measures. Mr. Johnson suggested sending a US team of technical experts to Yongbyun to get things started. He also mentioned that having an international team of technical experts for verification of any steps taken in the denuclearization process might be better received by North Korea.

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