WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo plans to commute to North Korea next week to talk about the country's denuclearization plans, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, mentioning four other people aware of his plans.
US officers mentioned Pompeo had canceled a gathering together with his Indian counterpart in Washington on July 6 with the intention to fly to Pyongyang, the newspaper reported. His seek advice from would mark the primary to North Korea since U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held their June 12 summit in Singapore.
On Wednesday, Pompeo instructed lawmakers he was once assured that North Korea understood the scope of the USA want for complete denuclearization as the 2 nations negotiate after the summit.
"We've been pretty unambiguous in our conversations about what we mean when we say complete denuclearization," Pompeo instructed a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on investment for the State Department.
Trump has drawn some criticism from national security analysts for an settlement that emerged from his June 12 summit with Kim that had few main points on how Pyongyang would give up its nuclear guns and ballistic missiles.
An afternoon after that summit Trump mentioned on Twitter there "is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea." Pompeo instructed the Senate subcommittee that "we have reduced risk."
US officers mentioned Pompeo had canceled a gathering together with his Indian counterpart in Washington on July 6 with the intention to fly to Pyongyang, the newspaper reported. His seek advice from would mark the primary to North Korea since U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held their June 12 summit in Singapore.
On Wednesday, Pompeo instructed lawmakers he was once assured that North Korea understood the scope of the USA want for complete denuclearization as the 2 nations negotiate after the summit.
"We've been pretty unambiguous in our conversations about what we mean when we say complete denuclearization," Pompeo instructed a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on investment for the State Department.
Trump has drawn some criticism from national security analysts for an settlement that emerged from his June 12 summit with Kim that had few main points on how Pyongyang would give up its nuclear guns and ballistic missiles.
An afternoon after that summit Trump mentioned on Twitter there "is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea." Pompeo instructed the Senate subcommittee that "we have reduced risk."
US Secy of State Pompeo to visit North Korea next week
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