South Korea’s presidential candidate Moon Jae-in on Monday said he is ready to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue and is confident of strengthening the U.S. alliance under Donald Trump’s presidency.
Speaking at a conference held in Seoul's National Assembly Library, the presidential candidate added that Pyongyang’s nuclear arms and missiles would not guarantee its safety.
South Korea’s presidential candidate Moon Jae-in on Monday said he is ready to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue and is confident of strengthening the U.S. alliance under Donald Trump’s presidency.
Speaking at a conference held in Seoul's National Assembly Library, the presidential candidate added that Pyongyang’s nuclear arms and missiles would not guarantee its safety.
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