State Dept. reaffirms US commitment to 'complete' denuclearization of N. Korea

The Korea Times 27 Aug

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State Dept. reaffirms US commitment to 'complete' denuclearization of N. Korea — Sources: The Korea Times

WASHINGTON — The Department of State on Wednesday reaffirmed the United States' commitment to the "complete" denuclearization of North Korea, amid growing questions if U.S. President Donald Trump would pursue denuclearization should summitry with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un resume. A spokesperson at the department reaffirmed the commitment in response to Yonhap News Agency's request to confirm

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State Dept. reaffirms US commitment to 'complete' denuclearization of N. Korea

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