With the Hanoi Summit ending in a disappointing failure, it’s not clear
where the US and North Korea will go from here on negotiations, and no
timeline has been set for future talks. Whatever they plan, however,
they’ll have help.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in, an outspoken supporter of the peace process who has met repeatedly with both sides, says he intends to work closely with Trump and Kim on the matter to get the complete settlement reached by any means.
Moon has been closely advising both sides throughout the process, and
says that a big part of his immediate focus will be talking with the US
on ways to resume joint projects with North Korea without running afoul
of US sanctions.
Both the US and North Korea have said the talks will continue, and also
are trying to emphasize the progress made so far. South Korean officials
have also been talking up that progress being made at the summit, and
are likely to keep everyone at least somewhat upbeat about the process.
Fast learning is not a forte of this administration. Moon Jae-in should have been in Singapore and Hanoi too and not on the sidelines. On the field.
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Fastlearning” do not need the adjective “fast.”Thugs, bullies, clowns do not learn at all!
My greatest respect for Pres Moon-keep the american idiots far away but no, that prob will not happen-to meddle, to bully is their dna.
He’s hoping that the USA can change its spots I guess.
Poor Moon Jae-in . For the sake and safety of his country he has to interfere so a foreign occupier doesn’t wreck his country.
The only thing the US wants is regime change in North Korea, this has been US policy for decades…almost everybody knows it…except the US public.
https://southfront.org/mike-whitney-trump-sabotages-north-korea-summit-to-appease-the-hawks/