The chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea and the U.S. also had a phone
conversation Saturday evening, Korea time,... reaffirming the allies' close cooperation.
South Korea's defense ministry announced that Chairman General Jeong Kyeong-doo spoke on
the phone with his U.S. counterpart General Joseph Dunford... about recent developments,
the results of the inter-Korean summit,.. and ways for the two allies to work together.
Jeong also thanked the U.S. for supporting recent military operations to free three South
Korean nationals kidnapped by Nigerian pirates.
According to the South Korean defense ministry, Jeong also pledged that the South Korean Joint
Chiefs will closely cooperate and support their U.S. partners for a successful U.S.-North
Korea summit meeting.
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S. Korea, U.S. foreign ministers engage via phone after inter-Korean summit - Duration: 0:55.
South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had
their first phone conversation Saturday afternoon on the outcome of the inter-Korean summit.
South Korea's foreign ministry said Sunday that Kang explained to Pompeo the achievements
of the summit meeting... and the candid exchanges between the leaders of the two Koreas,...
including North Korea's pledge to work toward complete denuclearization.
Kang also congratulated Pompeo on his recent appointment and said she was delighted to
be able to work with him... at a time where all eyes are on the Korean Peninsula.
In response, Pompeo, who was visiting Brussels at the time, expressed gratitude and said
despite being on his first visit overseas as Secretary of State he called Kang considering
the importance of the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
He also vowed to work closely with her to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue.
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Fanon Mendès-France on Race & Islam in Europe & US - 2/2 - Duration: 8:28.
Critical Voices in Critical Times
An Interview with Mireille Fanon Mendes France
on race, Islam, social transformation
Are Muslims in France becoming racialized in a way similar to people of African descent?
-They try to change the narrative of the structural racism
saying there is no more structural racism
"We are not racist."
But at all levels of society there is an expression of structural racism
And they try to deny that be inventing a new category of "metisse" people.
metisse means half-breed, metissage is crossbreeding
Even if is they agree to say all of us are coming from Africa, but that's all
Africa does not have culture or traditions
Africans just emerged to the modern world when the colonizers arrived
It's terrible but it's exactly what it is in the minds of the people.
and it's very deeply rooted.
With people of Muslim origin it's something different,
because they cannot invent a new category. They are stigmatized regarding their religion.
This Islamophobia is coming from the history of Europe,
and particularly of France.
I remember I was a literature teacher in a school in Paris, in a very close suburb of Paris .
A long time ago, almost 20 years ago.
And if you were aware of who you have in front of you,
you could count that more and more young people with a migrant
or refugee background, were in the classroom.
and of course all these young people grew up.
The profile of the French population changed, totally changed.
And they did not pay attention.
Suddenly the discovered, "Oh my God! We are not anymore, a country with French roots!:
In fact it means white roots, white.
I'm sure here in the Luxenbourg Garden,
If we ask anybody, if we make an inquiry,
I'm sure a lot of them have Muslim or Arab surnames.
They refuse to see that.
Their only concern is to keep the white supremacy intact.
They try to consider these French people because, all of them are French...
Of course, they are born in France...
they can get French citizenship by blood.
And they have their own traditions.
They are coming from outside of France and they have their traditions.
And the French people, the different French governments,
refuse to take into consideration these traditions.
They totally ignore these traditions.
They consider all these people, these French people, not as citizens,
but through their religion.
They don't see the French population other than Christian, white Christian.
With the Eurocentric perspective,
and Eurocentric culture.
They cannot admit that because they are the first in the world.
And they refused to see this change and now they're surprised
Because all these people are there, they want their place.
They want work, they want to have fun, they want to buy, they want to live!
The person of Muslim origin is targeted as the enemy.
And for that they have a very good reason, terrorism.
But the don't want to ask who is building the terrorism, and for what?
They cannot breath in this country.
They cannot live, they are not allowed to live.
Do you see parallels between the situation of Muslims in France and African Americans in the United States?
We could make some parallels but not completely.
Because the situation for African-American, and I know the situation pretty well...
the working group of People of African Descent of the UN made a country visit...
The situation is really more violent and difficult in the U.S.
Of course we have police violence here...
We have the death of young people, but not at the same level.
We don't have Jim Crow, we never had segregation.
I read the book by Michelle Alexander, "The New Jim Crow"
We don't have such laws.
Of course we have some laws affecting parts of the society, but not at the level as the U.S.
It's absolutely terrible.
In the U.S. there is really institutional violence against African Americans
Here, we cannot say that.
Of course, when they wee a black person in the street they are suspicious.
But they don't arrest systematically.
But of course, it's not a reason to not try to build international movements,
If we don't defeat the racial racialism, and therefore the structural racism,
we will never get the opportunity for social transformation.
Because it is the basis of the system
Your late father-in-law the politician Pierre Mendes France, has a statue here in the Luxenbourg Garden. Can you show us?
He was a real socialist.
Not like the socialists are now.
He was shorter than me.
You see, Pierre Mendes France
Interviewed, shot and edited by Linda Herrera
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S. Korea, U.S. defense ministers to work for N. Korea peaceful denuclearization - Duration: 0:41.
The defense ministers of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment
to finding a diplomatic solution that can ensure the complete denuclearization of North
Korea.
According to the Pentagon, during a phone call on Saturday, South Korea's defense minister,
Song Young-moo , and U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis agreed to continue working together
to achieve their common goal of a complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization
of North Korea, as reflected in multiple United Nations Security Council Resolutions.
During the conversation, Mattis also reaffirmed Washington's ironclad commitment to defending
its ally using the full spectrum of its capabilities.
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S. Korea, U.S. defense ministers to work for N. Korea's peaceful denuclearization - Duration: 0:44.
The defense ministers of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment
to finding a diplomatic solution that can ensure the complete denuclearization of North
Korea.
According to the Pentagon, during a phone call on Saturday, South Korea's defense minister,
Song Young-moo , and U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis agreed to continue working together
to achieve their common goal of a complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization
of North Korea, as reflected in multiple United Nations Security Council Resolutions.
During the conversation, Mattis also reaffirmed Washington's ironclad commitment to defending
its ally using the full spectrum of its capabilities.
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Chairmen of S. Korea, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staffs discuss inter-Korean summit - Duration: 0:50.
The chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea and the U.S. also had a phone
conversation Saturday evening, Korea time,... reaffirming the allies' close cooperation.
South Korea's defense ministry announced that Chairman General Jeong Kyeong-doo spoke on
the phone with his U.S. counterpart General Joseph Dunford... about recent developments,
the results of the inter-Korean summit,.. and ways for the two allies to work together.
Jeong also thanked the U.S. for supporting recent military operations to free three South
Korean nationals kidnapped by Nigerian pirates.
According to the South Korean defense ministry, Jeong also pledged that the South Korean Joint
Chiefs will closely cooperate and support their U.S. partners for a successful U.S.-North
Korea summit meeting.
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Patrol: 2K Gather At State Capitol For 'Second Amendment Rally' - Duration: 1:09.
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Breaking News Today⚠️World War 3 US forces could REMAIN in Syria as Donald Trump fails_latest news - Duration: 3:32.
king news todaywelcome to USA breaking news today please subscribe and click notification
box to get all breaking news alert breaking news today US forces could
remain in Syria as Donald Trump fought il us to win backing for Arab army
Donald Trump is struggling to gain backing from Arab countries to form an
Arab military force to replace US troops in Syria fighting is is dear ailing his
plans to reduce American military presence in the region allies including
Saudi Arabia are skeptical about sending troops to Syria and contributing funds
in order to stabilize towns and cities liberated from is is without us support
according to senior US officials this is particularly the case for countries such
as Saudi Arabia which is already engaged militarily in Yemen a senior US official
involved in discussions said there is no serious appetite in the region to do
that much on the ground one thing is certain no other military particularly
from the region will enter Syria if we are not there in some capacity dot
president Trump has previously said we have asked our partners to take greater
responsibility for securing their home region including contributing larger
amounts of money a US administration official confirmed this statement saying
Saudi Arabia Qatar and the UAE have all been approached with respect to
financial support and more broadly to contribute Saudi Arabia's foreign
minister Adel Joe Bayer also confirmed that his government has been in
discussion with Washington since the beginning of the Syrian crisis about
sending forces into Syria there are currently around two thousand US troops
in eastern Syria who are working alongside local fighters to defeat
localized pockets of is is militants in towns and rural strongholds along the
Euphrates River dot President Trump has signaled that he desires US troops to be
removed very soon despite fears of Iran's growing influence in the region
there are concerns that the u.s. may become trapped in Syria's multi-sided
Civil War and landed with the job of controlling is is in the long-term
but this runs the risk of creating rifts in the Trump administration as top US
officials are warning the White House that a hasty withdrawal from Syria could
repeat the mistakes made by President Obama when he withdrew forces from Iraq
in December 2011 Marine General Joseph Dunford chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff said we learned that the Iraqi forces were incapable of providing
security inside the country and that gave the enemy an opportunity to
research that's where really is is had the space to grow
offense secretary James and mattis reaffirmed this statement stating that
the US would probably regret not leaving troops in Syria in order to train local
security forces to prevent the resurgence of is is he also said we have
to create local forces that can keep the pressure on any attempt by is is to try
to regenerate the Pentagon is reportedly developing plans to continue airstrikes
and special operations against is is in Syria while allowing us ground troops to
withdraw US officials said this would reassure Arab allies that the US would
not leave them unprotected in the region and would contribute to the
stabilization of the country despite the withdrawal of ground troops thanks for
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S. Korea, U.S. defense ministers to work for N. Korea's peaceful denuclearization - Duration: 0:42.
The defense ministers of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment
to finding a diplomatic solution that can ensure the complete denuclearization of North
Korea.
According to the Pentagon, during a phone call on Saturday, South Korea's defense minister,
Song Young-moo , and U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis agreed to continue working together
to achieve their common goal of a complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization
of North Korea, as reflected in multiple United Nations Security Council Resolutions.
During the conversation, Mattis also reaffirmed Washington's ironclad commitment to defending
its ally using the full spectrum of its capabilities.
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TNT Boys Sing Beyoncé "Listen" | Little Big Shots US 2018 | REACTION VIDEO - Duration: 3:31.
mmm yea
okay
WOW!
Hi, everyone is me and this is TNT Boys in America! Little Big Shots US Performance | REACTION
okay
these kids are amazing
okay
They all have beautiful voices
okay
yea
they are incredible
wow
WOW
This is amazing and beautiful wow
mm yea
okay
WOW
They are really amazing talented
It's amazing how they sing at such a young age
I love it
This is great
WOW
This is my second reaction where they sing
They're singing Listen Beyonce again
They are incredible
Once again, they sang this song very well and still have such nice voices at such a young age of wow
There are really many talented people in Philipiny
and this is an example of young kids
They sing brilliantly
What they presented to us here is great
I like it very much and I am waiting for their next performances
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Trump Made One Honest Statement About US Paralympics and Liberals Lose Their Freaking Minds - Duration: 6:03.
Trump Made One Honest Statement About US Paralympics and Liberals Lose Their Freaking Minds
And the mainstream media is at it again.
Since the media in this country can't believe their eyes as to what is going on with the
Korean Peninsula peace process thanks to President Trump, they have to attack him in another
way.
And this time that way is so asinine it's just impossible to believe.
They are now accusing him of making an off-color remark while congratulating the U.S. Athletes
who participated in the Olympic and Paralympic games in Pyeongchang last month.
President Trump said "What happened with the Paralympics was so incredible and so inspiring
to me," as he stood on the White House North Portico surrounded by members of the Olympic
and Paralympic teams.
"And I watched — it's a little tough to watch too much, but I watched as much as
I could."It's 100% clear what President Trump meant.
It was that he has a lot on his plate and it's hard for him to watch the whole thing.
So he watched as much as he was able to watch, just like all of us working folks did.
But of course, the usual suspects such as "Time" have to cut out the context.
Yup.
Here is your mainstream media fake news double standard.
No one accused Obama of anything when he made fun of the disabled.
But the media does its best to cut quotes out of context in order to attack President
Trump.
The very man who is giving us the best economy seen since the 60's and the most peace our
nation has seen since before 9/11.
Here is more on Obama's gaffe via Fox News:
"President Barack Obama might have rolled a gutter ball on NBC's "The Tonight Show."
Toward the end of the interview on Thursday, Obama told host Jay Leno he's been practicing
at the White House's bowling alley but wasn't happy with his score of 129.
Leno complimented Obama on the score, but the president quipped, "It was like the
Special Olympics or something," which prompted laughter from the audience.
Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton said the president's offhand remark was not meant
to disparage the Special Olympics, only to poke some fun at the commander-in-chief's
bowling skills.
"He thinks that the Special Olympics are a wonderful program that gives an opportunity
to shine to people with disabilities from around the world," Burton told reporters
flying back to Washington with Obama aboard Air Force One.
A call for comment to a Special Olympics spokesman was not returned late Thursday.
Despite making fun of his score, the president appears to be getting better the more he visits
the White House lanes, which President Truman installed in 1947.
During a campaign photo op a year ago at a bowling alley in Altoona, Pa., he rolled only
a 37 in seven frames.
The clip of the disastrous game was replayed on late night television shows such as Leno's
— one of Obama's few campaign gaffes.
Obama said he was stunned when he learned of the bonuses that bailed-out insurance giant
AIG was paying its employees, and the payments raise moral and ethical problems.
The administration's going to do everything it can to get them back, he said.
But Obama added the bigger problem is the culture that allowed traders to claim them.
He says that's got to change if the economy is to recover.
"The larger problem is we have to get back to an attitude where people know enough is
enough, and people have a sense of responsibility and they understand that their actions are
going to have an impact on everybody," Obama said.
"If we can get back to those values that built America, we're going to be okay."
According to NBC, Obama was the first sitting president ever to appear on "The Tonight
Show."
He'd already appeared twice as a candidate.
On Thursday evening, Deputy Press Secretary Bill Buton said the president's "offhand"
remarks were meant to make fun "of his own bowling and in no way intended to disparage
the Special Olympics."
"He thinks that the Special Olympics are a wonderful program that gives an opportunity
to shine to people with disabilities from around the world," said Burton.
Obama's TV appearance Thursday came during a series of stops in California intended to
rally support for his budget proposal and his solutions to the widespread economic troubles
facing the country, but some have questioned whether a light-hearted chat with Leno would
strike a humorous tone when a serious one was merited.
"It's not an accident that no sitting president has ever done a show like this,"
media analyst Steve Adubato told FOX News on Thursday before Obama's TV appearance.
Obama didn't shy away from the typical late-night banter, though he also talked about hot-button
topics in Washington, including the performance of his embattled treasury chief, Timothy Geithner.
Obama said Geithner is doing an "outstanding job."
He told Leno that Geithner is a smart guy who's been handed an incredibly full plate.
But he's handling it all with grace and good humor.
Listing the recession, the banking crisis and the need to coordinate with other countries,
Obama acknowledged Geithner's "on the hot seat."
But he says too many in Washington are trying to figure out who to blame for things — when
they should be focused on fixing them.
In his opening monologue, Leno said lots of people were surprised Obama would come on
NBC — figuring he'd be tired of big companies on the brink of disaster with a bunch of overpaid
executives.
Leno also joked about the dismal state of the economy, saying it's so bad that Obama
flew to California on Southwest — making nine stops.
As for Obama, he called riding on Air Force One "pretty cool, especially because they
give you that jacket with the seal on it."
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13 HIDDEN UPDATE FEATURES THAT 'Clash Royale' DIDN'T TELL US! - Duration: 10:57.
13 HIDDEN UPDATE FEATURES THAT 'Clash Royale' DIDN'T TELL US!
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BREAKING News Out Of Arizona-Mexico Border… U.S. Customs Report - Duration: 3:45.
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Trump: Strength is going to keep us out of nuclear war - Duration: 1:24.
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Pres. Moon shares outcome of inter-Korean summit with leaders of U.S., Japan - Duration: 3:21.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been quick to share the outcome of inter-Korean
summit.
He talked with U.S. President Donald Trump last night and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo
Abe this morning.
Our Oh Jung-hee is on the line for us with more.
Jung-hee, fill us in.
Good afternoon, Devin.
South Korea's presidential office confirmed this morning that President Moon Jae-in spoke
with President Trump last night... for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
President Trump first congratulated President Moon on the successful inter-Korean summit...
and said it represents significant progress in Seoul-Pyongyang relations.
President Moon replied that it was all possible thanks to President Trump's strong support...
and that the inter-Korean summit lays the groundwork for success in President Trump's
own summit with the North Korean leader.
"President Trump said it's very good news for not only the two Koreas but for the whole
world that they reaffirmed the goal of achieving a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula through complete
denuclearization.
The leaders reaffirmed that their governments will continue to coordinate closely to achieve
the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
President Trump said he's on the same page with Seoul and Pyongyang... on their agreement
to end the Korean War.
He added he's very much looking forward to meeting with the North Korean leader... and
if President Moon gives him a call, he will make it his utmost priority.
It's been phone call after phone call from South Korea to other countries to let them
know what happened in the summit.
What about the call with Prime Minister Abe?
You're right, President Moon Jae-in and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe talked on the phone
for 45 minutes this morning.
Here's what Prime Minister Abe said:
"Prime Minister Abe praised the fact that the leaders of South and North Korea reaffirmed
the goal of complete denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula through the Panmunjom Declaration.
He said that North Korea's moves are especially forward-looking and hopes the declaration
leads to specific actions."
President Moon and Prime Minister Abe saw that the inter-Korean summit set the foundation
for a successful U.S.-North Korea summit... and that the specifics of the denuclearization
process could be designed there.
The Japanese leader said Tokyo is willing to talk with Pyongyang to normalize relations
with the North and settle the affairs of the past,... and President Moon told Abe that
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un feels the same.
Prime Minister Abe said he will work for an opportunity to talk with North Korea and will
ask for South Korea's help if necessary, and Moon replied he'd be happy to provide that.
Prime Minister Abe also said he appreciated Seoul sending national intelligence agency
chief Suh Hoon over to Japan to explain the outcome of inter-Korean summits.
Suh met with Abe at his office in Tokyo on Sunday after the leaders' phone conversation...
to explain the outcome of the summit and future plans.
He delivered President Moon's hope for close coordination with Japan... and agreed with
Abe... that denuclearization has to be achieved in a peaceful manner.
Back to you, Devin.
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US keeps China, Puts Canada on IP Priority Watch List - Duration: 3:54.
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Iran and Israel WAR in Syria 'VERY likely' warns US Pentagon chief James Mattis - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:56.
Iran and Israel WAR in Syria 'VERY likely' warns US Pentagon chief James Mattis
A WAR between Israel and Iran is "very likely" claims Pentagon chief James Mattis just days
after French President Emmanuel Macron said he thinks Donald Trump will pull out of the
2015 Iran nuclear deal.
Speaking to journalists on Friday, the Pentagon chief said he did not know how it would start
but an escalation between the two rivals is likely because of Iran's links with Hezbollah,
who are operating in the area.
He said: "I can see how it might start, but I am not sure when or where.
"Conflict between the two countries in Syria is very likely… because Iran continues to
do its proxy work there through Hezbollah."
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman met with Mr Mattis after the hearing.
Mr Liberman also met with US National Security Adviser John Bolton, who he called a "loyal
friend to the state of Israel".
Tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated since airstrikes against Iranian bases in
Syria on April 9 and April 17.
Syrian state-TV blamed the strikes on Israeli forces, but Israel has neither confirmed nor
denied the attacks.
Avigdor Lieberman has vowed to protect his country against "Iran's aggression" and
refused to rule out breaching Syrian airspace to launch future attacks.
Mr Lieberman claimed Israel has "total freedom of action" in Syrian airspace if necessary.
He told Walla News: "We will maintain total freedom of action.
"We will not accept any limitation when it comes to the defence of our security interests.
"All options are on the table."
Tensions were escalated further after the US, France and UK carried out missile strikes
against Iranian ally Syria on April 13.
Mike Pompeo also said it was "unlikely" Trump would keep the US in the Iran deal during
the news conference at Nato headquarters.
This seemed to support Macron's claims that Trump is considering pulling out of the deal.
Mr Macron said: "My view — I don't know what your president will decide — is that
he will get rid of this deal on his own, for domestic reasons.
"If you heard him in the Oval Office, you will have come to the same conclusions," he
said before pointing out that ripping up the Iran deal was one of Trump's campaign promises."
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North Korean leader 'prepared' to 'help achieve us' denuclearization: Pompeo - Duration: 0:44.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is "prepared" to
lay out a map that would help achieve denuclearization.
In an interview with ABC News on Saturday, Pompeo said he had a "good conversation" with
Kim when he paid a visit to North Korea last month as President Trump's special envoy to
set the groundwork for a summit meeting between the two.
Pompeo recalled Kim as being "very well prepared" for their secret meeting and that they had
an "extensive conversation" on the hardest issues that the two countries face.
Pompeo said he delivered a clear mission statement from President Trump and said he left knowing
that Kim understood the mission exactly.
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S. Korea, U.S. foreign ministers engage via phone after inter-Korean summit - Duration: 0:52.
South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had
their first phone conversation Saturday afternoon on the outcome of the inter-Korean summit.
South Korea's foreign ministry said Sunday that Kang explained to Pompeo the achievements
of the summit meeting... and the candid exchanges between the leaders of the two Koreas,...
including North Korea's pledge to work toward complete denuclearization.
Kang also congratulated Pompeo on his recent appointment and said she was delighted to
be able to work with him... at a time when all eyes are on the Korean Peninsula.
In response, Pompeo, who was visiting Brussels at the time, expressed gratitude and said
despite being on his first visit overseas as Secretary of State he called Kang considering
the importance of the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
He also vowed to work closely with her to resolve the North Korea nuclear issue.
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S. Korea, U.S. defense ministers to work for N. Korea's peaceful denuclearization - Duration: 0:41.
The defense ministers of South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment
to finding a diplomatic solution that can ensure the complete denuclearization of North
Korea.
According to the Pentagon, during a phone call on Saturday, South Korea's defense minister,
Song Young-moo , and U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis agreed to continue working together
to achieve their common goal of a complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization
of North Korea, as reflected in multiple United Nations Security Council Resolutions.
During the conversation, Mattis also reaffirmed Washington's ironclad commitment to defending
its ally using the full spectrum of its capabilities.
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