North Korea likely no longer want talks with the U.S., an influential adviser to South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Friday, warning that Pyongyang has now also lost interest in denuclearization.
Speaking during a press briefing on Friday, Moon Chung-in -- who serves as a special adviser to South Korean President on foreign affairs and security -- said a recent tell-all memoir by a former top U.S. official may have convinced the DPRK that diplomacy was no longer worthwhile.
North Korea likely no longer want talks with the U.S., an influential adviser to South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Friday, warning that Pyongyang has now also lost interest in denuclearization.
Speaking during a press briefing on Friday, Moon Chung-in -- who serves as a special adviser to South Korean President on foreign affairs and security -- said a recent tell-all memoir by a former top U.S. official may have convinced the DPRK that diplomacy was no longer worthwhile.
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