South Korea hopes to establish a "peace regime" on the peninsula and to replace the 1953 Armistice Agreement with a peace treaty, a senior ROK official said on Wednesday.
“We are reviewing ways to change the armistice agreement on the Korean peninsula to a peace regime,” the official - who the Blue House has asked remain anonymous - told media at a closed-door briefing.
South Korea hopes to establish a "peace regime" on the peninsula and to replace the 1953 Armistice Agreement with a peace treaty, a senior ROK official said on Wednesday.
“We are reviewing ways to change the armistice agreement on the Korean peninsula to a peace regime,” the official - who the Blue House has asked remain anonymous - told media at a closed-door briefing.
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