North Korea OKs South Korean journalists after Moon remarks

North Korea may have approved travel for South Korean journalists at the last minute on Wednesday after watching South Korean President Moon Jae-in exchange views with U.S. President Donald Trump.


Yoon Young-chan, senior secretary for public relations, said Moon assured Trump of North Korea's sincere intentions, Seoul Economic Daily reported Wednesday.

"There is no need to doubt North Korea's willingness to hold the U.S.-North Korea summit," Yoon said, quoting remarks Moon made during discussions with Trump.

The South Korean government official also said it is necessary to discuss realizable and concrete measures toward denuclearization alongside regime security guarantees.
  (UPI)
 23/5/18
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