The Trump administration has reached out to North Korea to resume diplomatic negotiations after the two countries broke off talks in October
Washington , White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien told Axios.
"We've reached out to the North Koreans and let them know that we would like to continue the negotiations in Stockholm that were last undertaken in early October," O'Brien told the news outlet. He added:"We've been letting them know, through various channels, that we would like to get those [negotiations] back on track and to implement Chairman Kim's commitment" to denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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