North Korea Demands U.S. Abandon Hostile Policy... Mentions Possibility of Dialogue
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North Korea has once again called on the United States on November 4 to abandon its so-called 'hostile policy.' Pyongyang maintains that it is difficult to hold talks unless Washington changes its hostile attitude toward it.
The announcement shows that diplomatic relations between the United States and North Korea remain in a difficult situation. North Korea has long raised objections to U.S. sanctions and military exercises. This time as well, it indirectly signaled that it could open the door to dialogue if the United States changes its policy.
However, no specific schedule for talks or conditions for negotiations have been announced yet. The U.S. government continues to emphasize its goal of denuclearizing North Korea, so the differences between the two sides are not expected to narrow easily.
The South Korean government has stated that dialogue is necessary for peace on the Korean Peninsula. The international community is watching closely to see how future moves by North Korea and the United States will affect the security situation on the Korean Peninsula.
Sources: 동아일보
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