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Printer Friendly(Worthy News) – A classified report from Israel’s foreign ministry raises doubts over President Trump’s optimistic statements about his summit with Kim Jong-un, and determines the U.S. retreated from its positions on several issues relating to North Korea’s nuclear program.
Two main points:
The summit left many question marks. There are substantive gaps between U.S. policy statements before the summit on the need for “full, irreversible and verifiable” denuclearization and the joint statement signed at the end of the summit, which only referred to “complete denuclearization.”
Trump’s readiness to accept Kim’s demand to halt U.S. military exercises with South Korea is a retreat by the U.S. and an acceptance of China’s “freeze-for-freeze” approach. The Israeli foreign ministry analysts note that the U.S. had previously rejected the Chinese position. [ Source: Axios (Read More…) ]
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