North Korea releases U.S. detainees, bows to another Trump demand
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has released three U.S. citizens detained for years in his horrific prison camps, surrendering to another of President Trump’s demands in advance of a planned historic summit between the two leaders whose countries have long been adversaries.
A series of concessions by Mr. Kim, from agreeing to a goal of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula to freeing the three Americans, has not calmed fears among Mr. Trump’s critics that he will “wing it” in the talks and potentially empower the communist regime in Pyongyang.
Behind the scenes at the White House, however, the president has marshaled an agile team to hone a fast-paced negotiating strategy and back him up in the nuclear talks, which could be held as soon as this month or by the end of June.
10:53- Insulting headline? Hostile propaganda? Listen up, Snowflake, Trump said to release the prisoners, Kim released the prisoners. That's called bowing to a demand. Chill out!
I can hear all the lib TV personalities claiming this was started under Obama. That is,if they even acknowledge the release of these individuals from NK.
This must outrage 0bama and other libs.
ReplyDeleteIt's surprising that they survived.
ReplyDeleteDemocrats are saying that the Russians did it.
ReplyDelete10:53- Insulting headline? Hostile propaganda? Listen up, Snowflake, Trump said to release the prisoners, Kim released the prisoners. That's called bowing to a demand. Chill out!
ReplyDeleteI can hear all the lib TV personalities claiming this was started under Obama. That is,if they even acknowledge the release of these individuals from NK.
ReplyDeleteThis is the only news outlet that has posted the story thus far.
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