Pompeo visits North Korea to “flesh out” denuclearization
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited North Korea Friday and Saturday to “flesh out” Pyongyang’s denuclearization. The top US diplomat also sought to secure the release of the remains of some US servicemen who died in the Korean War and outline the security assurances Washington will provide North Korea. Some experts believe Pyongyang does not intend to give up its nuclear deterrent, while others argue US promises cannot be trusted. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
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