South Korea seeks talks to end war
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung proposed holding talks with North Korea to end the state of war between the two countries, which has not been officially coordinated and has continued since 1950. He emphasized that there is a possibility of discussing a halt to North Korea's nuclear program development during these negotiations, despite Pyongyang’s continued refusal to cooperate and its reaffirmation of possessing nuclear weapons. This comes amid escalating military tensions between the two sides, especially with upcoming U.S.-South Korea military exercises, while North Korea continues to develop its nuclear arsenal and refuses to denuclearize.
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