Koreans separated by war finally meet
Frank Smith,
Press TV, Seoul
Families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War meet in North Korea this week. About 90 South Koreans went to Mount Kumgang on the East coast for several family meetings over the next 3 days. Another 3-day round will begin Friday. It is the first such event since 2015. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from South Korea.
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