Seoul's NSC chief describe his meetings in U.S. "helpful to ensure ongoing talks with N. Korea will be successful and speedy"
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Valuable negotiations to ensure the ongoing North Korea, U.S. denuclearization talks and efforts to improve inter-Korean relations will proceed towards success in a relatively speedy manner.
That's how South Korea President Moon Jae-in's National Security Adviser described his meetings with U.S. officials as he returned from a visit to Washington this Sunday afternoon.
Chung Eui-yong said he was able to reaffirm with his U.S. counterparts the common goal of establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula through complete denuclearization as well as their resolve to maintain close coordination and share related information based on strong South Korea, U.S. alliance.
Chung, however, said he did not discuss the UN report claiming the arrival of North Korean coal shipments to South Korea.
That's how South Korea President Moon Jae-in's National Security Adviser described his meetings with U.S. officials as he returned from a visit to Washington this Sunday afternoon.
Chung Eui-yong said he was able to reaffirm with his U.S. counterparts the common goal of establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula through complete denuclearization as well as their resolve to maintain close coordination and share related information based on strong South Korea, U.S. alliance.
Chung, however, said he did not discuss the UN report claiming the arrival of North Korean coal shipments to South Korea.