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20. August 2017   WoBi

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter on U.S.-North Korea Relations

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The Carter Center (Atlanta/Georgia, USA) recently published a statement published 10 August 2017, a statement of fm. U.S. President Jimmy Carter about his experiences with North Korea. He concluded: “A commitment to peace by the United States and North Korea is crucial. When this confrontational crisis is ended, the United States should be prepared to consummate a permanent treaty to replace the ceasefire of 1953. The United States should make this clear, to North Koreans and to our allies.”

Statement from Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter on Current U.S.-North Korea Relations

The harsh rhetoric from Washington and Pyongyang during recent months has exacerbated an already confrontational relationship between our countries, and has probably eliminated any chance of good faith peace talks between the United States and North Korea. In addition to restraining the warlike rhetoric, our leaders need to encourage talks between North Korea and other countries, especially China and Russia. The recent UN Security Council unanimous vote for new sanctions suggests that these countries could help.  In all cases, a nuclear exchange must be avoided. All parties must assure North Koreans they we will forego any military action against them if North Korea remains peaceful.

I have visited North Korea three times, and have spent more than 20 hours in discussions with their political leaders regarding important issues that affect U.S.-DPRK relations. ….https://www.cartercenter.org/news/pr/north-korea-081017.html

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