North Korea has begun returning the remains of U.S. soldiers killed during the Korean War and has already taken steps towards denuclearization, President Donald Trump said at a rally in Minnesota late Wednesday.
The U.S. has already received the remains of 200 individuals, the President said, following an agreement signed by him and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on the issue in Singapore last week.
North Korea has begun returning the remains of U.S. soldiers killed during the Korean War and has already taken steps towards denuclearization, President Donald Trump said at a rally in Minnesota late Wednesday.
The U.S. has already received the remains of 200 individuals, the President said, following an agreement signed by him and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on the issue in Singapore last week.
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