North Korea’s latest nuclear escapade leaves the U.S. with one option that might appear as abject concession, if not surrender, to the DPRK's demands.
What about if the U.S. were to sue for peace – that is to say: "at last we’d like to discuss your demand for a 'peace treaty' marking the formal conclusion of the Korean War?"
North Korea’s latest nuclear escapade leaves the U.S. with one option that might appear as abject concession, if not surrender, to the DPRK's demands.
What about if the U.S. were to sue for peace – that is to say: "at last we’d like to discuss your demand for a 'peace treaty' marking the formal conclusion of the Korean War?"
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