The U.S. chief nuclear negotiator on Friday said Washington is yet to receive any indication that Pyongyang is interested in talks, expressing reservations about a two-month pause in missile and nuclear tests by the North.
"I hope that they will stop forever," Joseph Yun, Special Representative for North Korea Policy, said at a news conference in Jeju, South Korea, in comments carried by Seoul's Yonhap News Agency.
The U.S. chief nuclear negotiator on Friday said Washington is yet to receive any indication that Pyongyang is interested in talks, expressing reservations about a two-month pause in missile and nuclear tests by the North.
"I hope that they will stop forever," Joseph Yun, Special Representative for North Korea Policy, said at a news conference in Jeju, South Korea, in comments carried by Seoul's Yonhap News Agency.
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