America Wants Talks With North Korea Without Any Conditions

America wants talks with North Korea without any conditions, is also ready to provide humanitarian help.

US Special Representative for North Korea Sung Kim says the US is ready to negotiate with North Korea without pre-determined conditions.

He said this during talks in Seoul with Na Kyu Duc, the special representative appointed for the peace and security of the Korean peninsula of South Korea.

Speaking on the occasion, Sung said that he would continue to work with Nu on various options and initiatives.

According to the Yonhap agency, he also said during this time that the Republic of Korea would share his proposal to end the war and his ideas to keep the peninsula happy.

During a conversation with reporters, Sung said that the US is deeply concerned about the humanitarian crisis arising out of the global corona epidemic in North Korea.

For this, he is also ready to help on humanitarian grounds. He said that the US is also ready for unconditional talks with North Korea about this.

He also said that America wants to say clearly that America has no problem in moving forward on this issue. He has also expressed hope that he will get a positive signal from North Korea on this issue.

It is noteworthy that recently North Korea tested one of its state-of-the-art missiles, after which tensions in the Korean peninsula increased.

During these talks, Sung also appealed to North Korea not to take any steps to destabilize the peninsula.

Responding to Sung’s appeal, Nu said that if North Korea accepts the offer of talks with America, then talks on any issue are possible.

Let us also tell you here that in early October, US State Department Spokesperson Ned Price said that Washington is ready to meet and talk to any North Korean official without preconditions.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas Greenfield also made a similar statement, saying that America wants to hold talks with North Korea.

At the same time, the UN’s Special Reporter on Human Rights Thomas OJ Quintana said that there is a need to review the sanctions imposed on North Korea.

He also said that in view of the epidemic, these should be relaxed.