American soldier Travis King’s dash into North Korea during a tour of the Joint Security Area last July triggered a serious diplomatic crisis for Washington.
After a two-month ordeal, U.S. officials managed to secure his release in “good spirits” and “good health” last week — about as positive a result as they might have hoped for.
American soldier Travis King’s dash into North Korea during a tour of the Joint Security Area last July triggered a serious diplomatic crisis for Washington.
After a two-month ordeal, U.S. officials managed to secure his release in “good spirits” and “good health” last week — about as positive a result as they might have hoped for.
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