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Last update: 8 hours agoUS-NK Diplomacy Push: South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung says Trump signaled renewed interest in addressing North Korea’s nuclear program at the G7, and that Lee urged a step-by-step approach starting with freezing Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile work rather than jumping straight to denuclearization. Denuclearization Clash: North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong hit back at G7 calls for “complete denuclearization,” calling the demand a violation of sovereignty and warning it would “invite disaster,” while Seoul’s Unification Ministry vowed to keep pursuing “phased, viable” solutions. Sanctions Debate: Lee also told reporters Trump believes sanctions and pressure are “ineffective,” pointing to North Korea’s military cooperation with Russia as a key reason. Pyongyang-Russia Ties: North Korea marked the second anniversary of its Russia treaty, calling it an “essential legal weapon” for stability and highlighting deeper cooperation, including troop deployments. Security Drills: South Korea’s Navy wrapped up four days of fleet combat training near the Northern Limit Line and major ports, aimed at sharpening readiness for maritime contingencies. Cyber & Money Pressure: A US State Department official said denuclearization remains “very high up” on Trump’s agenda and that Washington is focused on sanctions plus countering North Korea’s cyber threats and crypto theft.
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