South Korean envoys held talks in North Korea
Pyongyang … News Time
North Korea calls for a sign of settlement of Korean agreements from South Korea and the United States. North Korea’s Foreign Minister said in a statement that Kim Kung Kuk, head of the Coalition and Security Assistance Force it is necessary to build a bilateral agreement with the United States and to establish an agreement between the parties to establish sustainable peace in the island of Korea, the war which holds the official announcement of the Korean endangerment. South Korea’s special representatives reached North Korea for talks. The purpose of meeting is to make the details of South and North Korea’s leaders meeting the details of this month. South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s special envoys were led by the national security chief at the presidential Blue House, Chung Eui-yong, and included director of the National Intelligence Service spy agency, Suh Hoon.
