Seoul Calls for Step-by-Step Nuclear Disarmament in North Korea
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung says immediate denuclearization is impossible due to Pyongyang's missile and nuclear advancements.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is advocating for a step-by-step process to de-escalate North Korea’s nuclear program. Given Pyongyang’s reluctance for direct talks, Seoul’s leader hopes U.S. President Trump’s efforts to revive talks with Kim Jong Un could be instrumental. Lee suggests a phased approach of stopping, reducing, and dismantling nuclear activities as a practical solution.
- South Korean President Lee Jae Myung supports a gradual de-escalation of North Korea’s nuclear program.
- He hopes U.S. President Trump’s ambition to restart talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un can aid this process.
- Lee proposes a “phased approach of stopping, reduction and dismantlement” as a practical resolution.
- This strategy is presented as a way to change the direction of North Korea’s nuclear activities.
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