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© 2018 AFPNorth Korea says 'no way' it will disarm without trust in U.S.
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OssanAmerica
Exactly what I predicted. Moon "The Appeaser" goes to NK, hugs the fat one, comes back with wonderful forward looking news, and as if on cue right afterwards NK starts spitting vitriol at us. It would be a LOL if it weren't so pathetic.
PTownsend
Should read 'North Korea has long been supported by Russia and China'.
And the support will continue as Russia and China see the possibility of each making more money in and through North Korea while Trump is in office.
Though the NK dynamic is complex, a key variable in NK's future economic success will most likely result from the blundering Trump administration.
lostrune2
Trust? But North Korea was the one who cheated on the previous deal and later even admitted to it. They were trusted but undermined that trust; remember that?
katsu78
Moon may have had his photo ops, but it is Trump who gave away concrete concessions without negotiating anything but vague promises in return. If Americans don't like North Korean rhetoric on this issue, they have no one to blame but Mr. "Art of the Deal" himself.
Serrano
"Though the NK dynamic is complex, a key variable in NK's future economic success will most likely result from the blundering Trump administration."
Blundering, eh? Oh my...
Trump-Kim Summit 2.0 Likely After October as Korea Continues to Stabilize
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zKEbut9-pA