S. Korea's spy agency notes possible signs of US-NK dialogue
South Korea's spy agency said Tuesday a summit between the United States and North Korea may be held at any time, citing possible signs of dialogue between Pyongyang and Washington. The National Intelligence Service (NIS) made the assessment during a closed-door briefing to the National Assembly's intelligence committee, according to Rep. Youn Kun-young of the ruling Democratic Party and Rep. Yoo…
South Korea's spy agency, the National Intelligence Service (NIS), has suggested that a summit between the United States and North Korea could occur at any time. This assessment was made during a closed-door briefing to the National Assembly's intelligence committee.
The NIS cited possible signs of dialogue between Pyongyang and Washington, according to lawmakers Rep. Youn Kun-young of the Democratic Party and Rep. Yoo Yeong-ha of the People Power Party.
The NIS also noted that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's daughter, Ju-ae, appears to be in the process of being designated as his successor, as reported by the lawmakers.
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