2018 Inter-Korean Summit

[Gixxerfied]

Anyone noticed every NK offical must wear the badge except one guy?

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Cos he is the face of DPRK??? :s13:

 

[tankgunner]

Very sad leh those North Korean bodyguards...

Kim wants to copy American bodyguard protocol

But North Korean bodyguards are malnourished and have worms in their stomach

How to keep up with the car

their bodyguards are all well fed.

 

[All in a Day]

you have a point.
the youth and a sizeable portion of those aged/elderly above 70, see no point in reunification.
seems like only the politicians and businessmen want this.

i have to disagree with the US part though.
Trump has publicly complained about the cost sharing for overseas troops several times and has threatened Japan and South korea to foot more of the costs.
he would want to pull the troops back from SK as he sees no point in maintaining trooops there.
a unified korea will allow him to take back US troops.

Actually, SK is US best excuse to have a military presence in that part of Asia that in turn keeps China ambitions in check. Economic leverage comes along with military power and presence.

 

[All in a Day]

ish just a matter of costs. he ish biz man.

the idea ish to strike a better deal, not kill off the deal unnecessarily.

Nothing is going to or intended to be changed drastically. The nuclear program is his only leverage. It is a known and tired cycle since his grandfather/father times.

Chut nuclear-related pattern > Get sanctioned > step back and receive some concessions > repeat cycle.

 

[Ottoke]

Kim offers to visit Seoul 'any time if you invite me': South Korea

SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told the South's President Moon Jae-in on Friday (Apr 27) he was willing to visit him in Seoul "any time if you invite me", Moon's spokesman said.

Kim made the remarks as the men chatted ahead of their summit in the Demilitarised Zone that divides the Koreas, the official said.

According to the official, Moon told the visitor he could "show you scenes far better than this if you come to the Blue House", with Kim responding: "Really? I will go to the Blue House any time if you invite me."

Earlier, on the Military Demarcation Line that delineates the border, Moon asked him: "While you come to the South, when can I possibly go over there?"

After stepping over the line and becoming the first North Korean leader to set foot in the South since the end of the Korean War in 1953, Kim responded: "Why don't we just cross over now?" - prompting Moon's unscripted entry into Northern territory.

Later on, Kim said: "The border is not even that high. Wouldn't it disappear if many people keep walking across it?"

Scenes of Moon and Kim joking and walking together marked a striking contrast to last year's barrage of North Korean missile tests and its largest ever nuclear test that led to sweeping international sanctions and fears of a fresh conflict on the Korean peninsula.

The dramatic meeting, aimed at ending their decades-long conflict, comes weeks before Kim is due to meet US President Donald Trump to discuss denuclearising the Korean peninsula.

"We are at a starting line today, where a new history of peace, prosperity and inter-Korean relations is being written," Kim said before the two Korean leaders and top aides began talks at the border truce village of Panmunjom.

During their private meeting, Kim told Moon he came to the summit to end the history of conflict and joked he was sorry for keeping Moon up with his late night missile tests.

"I heard that you had early morning sleep disturbed many times because you had to attend the National Security Council meetings because of us," he said.

"I will make sure that your morning sleep won't be disturbed," he added, reiterating a pledge he made when Moon's envoys visited Pyongyang earlier this year.

After talks lasting more than an hour and a half behind closed doors, Kim was driven back to the North side just before noon in a black limousine flanked by guards who ran alongside. Crossing the border, the vehicle had to drive across a lawn, as there is not a road linking the two sides at that spot.

Moon expressed hopes that after their summit at Panmunjom, "our meetings will continue at Pyongyang, Seoul, Jeju island and Paektu mountain" - the island and mountain at the southern and northern ends of the Korean peninsula.

Last year the North carried out a series of missile launches, many of them in the early hours, and its sixth nuclear test, but Kim promised Moon there would be no more.

Source: Agencies/rw

 

[Guy84]

Boobmark!!!!

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Unified Korea korea number 1

 

[Quala98]

No update now... Keep repeating morning footage

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[boon_hou]

unify liao den can have nuclear defenses..

 

[cloverpark]

unify liao den can have nuclear defenses..

Unify, so South Korea going to give up their parliament and become ruled by buibui?

Or buibui will step down, disarm north korean military and let south korea take over?

 

[matrix05]

Kim offers to visit Seoul 'any time if you invite me': South Korea

SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told the South's President Moon Jae-in on Friday (Apr 27) he was willing to visit him in Seoul "any time if you invite me", Moon's spokesman said.

Kim made the remarks as the men chatted ahead of their summit in the Demilitarised Zone that divides the Koreas, the official said.

According to the official, Moon told the visitor he could "show you scenes far better than this if you come to the Blue House", with Kim responding: "Really? I will go to the Blue House any time if you invite me."

Earlier, on the Military Demarcation Line that delineates the border, Moon asked him: "While you come to the South, when can I possibly go over there?"

After stepping over the line and becoming the first North Korean leader to set foot in the South since the end of the Korean War in 1953, Kim responded: "Why don't we just cross over now?" - prompting Moon's unscripted entry into Northern territory.

Later on, Kim said: "The border is not even that high. Wouldn't it disappear if many people keep walking across it?"

Scenes of Moon and Kim joking and walking together marked a striking contrast to last year's barrage of North Korean missile tests and its largest ever nuclear test that led to sweeping international sanctions and fears of a fresh conflict on the Korean peninsula.

The dramatic meeting, aimed at ending their decades-long conflict, comes weeks before Kim is due to meet US President Donald Trump to discuss denuclearising the Korean peninsula.

"We are at a starting line today, where a new history of peace, prosperity and inter-Korean relations is being written," Kim said before the two Korean leaders and top aides began talks at the border truce village of Panmunjom.

During their private meeting, Kim told Moon he came to the summit to end the history of conflict and joked he was sorry for keeping Moon up with his late night missile tests.

"I heard that you had early morning sleep disturbed many times because you had to attend the National Security Council meetings because of us," he said.

"I will make sure that your morning sleep won't be disturbed," he added, reiterating a pledge he made when Moon's envoys visited Pyongyang earlier this year.

After talks lasting more than an hour and a half behind closed doors, Kim was driven back to the North side just before noon in a black limousine flanked by guards who ran alongside. Crossing the border, the vehicle had to drive across a lawn, as there is not a road linking the two sides at that spot.

Moon expressed hopes that after their summit at Panmunjom, "our meetings will continue at Pyongyang, Seoul, Jeju island and Paektu mountain" - the island and mountain at the southern and northern ends of the Korean peninsula.

Last year the North carried out a series of missile launches, many of them in the early hours, and its sixth nuclear test, but Kim promised Moon there would be no more.

Source: Agencies/rw

Bui Kim looks like a jovial joker. He got so many jokes to tell, while Moon is like a stone.

 

[seanysp]

Lol the bodyguards

SK look like Korean idol oppa
NK look like someone from the 1990s

Lol i look like the north koreans

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[Gixxerfied]

If unify were to happen, i dont think both would ever merge as one. For some stuff like sports and such, might be under 1 flag.

But both country would still be running their own gov, crossing becomes probably like a checkpoint.

 

[4_dreamz]

Bui Kim looks like a jovial joker. He got so many jokes to tell, while Moon is like a stone.

Bui Kim is angmo pai NBA fan n like to pak game. Hes young, not like those old dinosaurs unwilling to change.

 

[Ottoke]

I think there will be more meetings later

 

[Ottoke]

Lol i look like the north koreans

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Really meh

 

[cloverpark]

If unify were to happen, i dont think both would ever merge as one. For some stuff like sports and such, might be under 1 flag.

But both country would still be running their own gov, crossing becomes probably like a checkpoint.

Unify means like East and West Germany.

 

[RSKeisuke]

Plastic doctors in the south will have lots more potential customers if they merge

 

[Ottoke]

MBC News broadcasting the entire journey live

 

[delceer]

Bui Kim looks like a jovial joker. He got so many jokes to tell, while Moon is like a stone.

He is young guy mah...

 

[delceer]

MBC News broadcasting the entire journey live

Thanks for sharing.