US special envoy over the second summit of President Donald Trump and North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-un said on Thursday, if Pyongyang is fully prepared to expose its weapon program and ready to release nuclear weapons then the United States Can give great concessions.
In this speech in his speech, Special Representative of America, Stephen Begun, at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. However, in return, the US and North Korea will not give a concession on what they would give in concession. This speech of Begun is important because it will reach Seoul on Sunday for meetings with South Korean officials before negotiating with North Korean negotiators. What is the implication of Begun's speech?
The main objective of establishing a permanent peace system in the peninsula
In his speech, he said that America is ready to discuss a comprehensive discussion to build trust between the two countries. He said that to strengthen relations between the two countries and to establish a permanent peace system in the peninsula, Singapore Summit can be extended parallel to the objectives of the summit. On this occasion, he also mentioned the unprecedented meeting between Jong Un and Singapore's Donald Trump in June last in Singapore. He said that the US President has had a positive change in relations with North Korea. He told reporters at Oval on Thursday that the date and location of the second summit with Kim will be announced at the beginning of next week.
How long will the US ban
He said that North Korea has been consistently complaining that the US has not provided much facilities to eliminate weapons and to freeze the trial. North Korea has repeatedly urged the American leadership to end the sanctions and guarantee the security. Begun said that until North Korea's nuclear weapons disarmament is completed, the US will not take sanctions. He said, but it does not mean that we did not say that unless you do everything you will not do anything until we do anything.
Need to know the access of experts to atomic and missile sites
Referring to the long demands of North Korea, he said that Korea needs to finally allow access to the accessibility and monitoring mechanism of experts to nuclear and missile sites. Begun insisted that in Washington's view, Pyongyang has not taken concrete steps in that direction so far. He said that American National Intelligence Department director Dan Coat told the Congress on Tuesday that North Korea is unlikely to leave all its nuclear weapons, and incongruous activity is continuing with its promises.
Explaining the American perspective on North Korea, Begun said that after the Singapore Summit, America's attitude towards North Korea has undergone major changes. America has made its rules easier.