SEOUL —
The U.S. envoy for North Korea arrived in Seoul on Monday for talks along with his South Korean counterparts on methods to handle Pyongyang’s elevated missile launches and issues over the attainable resumption of nuclear testing.
U.S. Particular Consultant Sung Kim and his deputy, Jung Pak, will meet with South Korean officers, together with nuclear envoy Noh Kyu-duk, throughout a five-day go to.
Their arrival coincided with the beginning of a nine-day annual joint army drill by U.S. and South Korean troops. The train is a “defensive command publish coaching utilizing laptop simulation” and won’t contain subject maneuvers by troops, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Employees mentioned on Sunday.
North Korea has condemned the joint drills as rehearsals for struggle, they usually have been scaled again in recent times amid efforts to have interaction Pyongyang in diplomacy, and due to COVID-19 restrictions.
On Saturday North Korea check fired what state media mentioned have been missiles concerned in delivering tactical nuclear weapons.
On arrival, Kim advised reporters he was in Seoul to proceed “shut coordination” on North Korea developments, Yonhap information company reported, with out elaborating.
He has mentioned he’s open to talks with North Korea at any time and with out preconditions, however Pyongyang has up to now rebuffed these overtures, accusing Washington of sustaining hostile insurance policies reminiscent of sanctions and the army drills.
South Korean media reported that Kim was additionally anticipated to satisfy with the transition workforce for President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol, who takes workplace in Might.
A spokesperson for the workforce mentioned there was no assembly confirmed between Yoon and Kim, and couldn’t instantly verify whether or not the envoy can be assembly different transition officers.
(Reporting by Josh Smith; Extra reporting by Hyonhee Shin; Modifying by Michael Perry)
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