Despite Thursday’s test, Biegun says door still open for talks with North Korea
U.S. Special Representative held several rounds of talks with South Korean officials on Friday
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)
U.S. Special Representative on North Korea Stephen Biegun on Friday said Washington would keep the door open for dialogue with Pyongyang.
The comments by the U.S.'s top diplomat on North Korean issues -- in Seoul until Saturday -- came just a day after the DPRK conducted its second missile test in a week.
U.S. Special Representative on North Korea Stephen Biegun on Friday said Washington would keep the door open for dialogue with Pyongyang.
The comments by the U.S.'s top diplomat on North Korean issues -- in Seoul until Saturday -- came just a day after the DPRK conducted its second missile test in a week.
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