North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo 'no less than half a dozen times' that he would denuclearize his nation, Pompeo said Tuesday on Fox's KRIV.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo"no less than half a dozen times" that he would denuclearize his nation, Pompeo said Tuesday on Fox's Houston TV station KRIV.
He added that the U.S. goal of denuclearizing North Korea would keep America safe and would stop South Korea and Japan"from being under this threat." Pompeo said after the summit that though North Korea was willing to denuclearize one weapons facility, the Yongbyon nuclear complex, it would still leave North Korea with"missiles, still leaves warheads and weapons systems, so there's a lot of other elements we just couldn't get to."However, the officials said that the no-deal summit did not have a harsh end and that both countries continue to make progress.
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