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Sat Oct 5, 2019, 03:32 PM Oct 2019

U.S., North Korea break off nuclear talks

U.S. and North Korean negotiators reportedly broke off high-level nuclear talks after months of negotiations between the two countries.

Reuters reported Saturday that North Korea's top official present for negotiations with the U.S. told reporters that the U.S. had brought nothing to the table for the latest round of talks. “The negotiations have not fulfilled our expectation and finally broke off,” Kim Myong Gil said.

“The U.S. raised expectations by offering suggestions like a flexible approach, new method and creative solutions, but they have disappointed us greatly and dampened our enthusiasm for negotiation by bringing nothing to the negotiation table," he added, according to Reuters.

A request for comment Saturday to the State Department was not immediately returned. The halt in negotiations come a month after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un invited President Trump to Pyongyang, the first time such an invitation was extended to a U.S. president.

https://thehill.com/policy/international/464509-us-north-korea-break-off-nuclear-talks-report

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U.S., North Korea break off nuclear talks (Original Post) left-of-center2012 Oct 2019 OP
They were talking? Who knew? Wounded Bear Oct 2019 #1
Radio reported on it this morning. Igel Oct 2019 #3
Are they no longer 'in love'? left-of-center2012 Oct 2019 #2

Igel

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3. Radio reported on it this morning.
Sat Oct 5, 2019, 04:15 PM
Oct 2019

45 minutes of impeachment (often with the host trying to get the person being interviewed to say things that the interviewer didn't think were true), 5 minutes of feel-good story (besides impeachment), and a maybe 90 seconds with various things formerly regarded as news--protests in Iraq, Hong Kong, North Korea nuclear talks, that sort of thing.

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