How might North Korea have been preparing to evidence its commitment towards denuclearization in a way that will credibly convince the United States this week in Singapore?
To get a sense for some of the things that might be going through decision makers' minds in Pyongyang, Tal Inbar – head of the Space and UAV Research Center at Israel's Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies – presents a fictional account of how a trusted advisor to Kim Jong Un might recommend how to proceed.
How might North Korea have been preparing to evidence its commitment towards denuclearization in a way that will credibly convince the United States this week in Singapore?
To get a sense for some of the things that might be going through decision makers' minds in Pyongyang, Tal Inbar – head of the Space and UAV Research Center at Israel's Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies – presents a fictional account of how a trusted advisor to Kim Jong Un might recommend how to proceed.
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