North Korea said on Tuesday that it will back out of a scheduled summit with President Trump if the US insists on denuclearization in exchange for lifting economic sanctions.
The top diplomat for the nuclear-armed North said it will reconsider the summit and that Trump will “remain a failed leader” if he follows the path of past presidents.
“We will not be interested in talks anymore if (they) only try to push us unilaterally into a corner and force us to give up nukes,” Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye-gwan said in a statement carried by the state media.
“It would be inevitable to reconsider whether to respond to the upcoming summit with the U.S.”
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3 comments:
Don't tell the World what you won't do until you hear the deal. It might include things you haven't even thought about.
The swamp at it again attempting to twart progress they dont want
Then we should just nuke them and be doen with it!
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