South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said on Dec. 3 that he remained hopeful that U.S. President Donald Trump could persuade North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to resume dialogue.
During a press conference with foreign media to mark the anniversary of a martial law crisis, Lee said that Pyongyang appeared to take Washington more seriously than Seoul.
Lee, who ran for election on a platform to improve relations on the Korean Peninsula, has so far had his overtures rebuffed by South Korea’s reclusive northern neighbors.
Lee said that stalled relations between the North and South should not stymie efforts to resume talks between Washington and Pyongyang….
South Korean President Lee Hopeful Trump Can Resume Dialogue With Kim Jong-Un
