On the recordJune 4, 2018
Declaring that the United States does not have hostile intent and that United States will begin normalization and peace treaty negotiations is needed as security assurances.
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Joseph Yun
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congress.govDeclaring that the United States does not have hostile intent and that United States will begin normalization and peace treaty negotiations is needed as security assurances.
Stressing the importance of U.S. intentions in negotiations with North Korea.
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