North Korea Says It Wants 'Atmosphere Of Reconciliation And Unity' -- CNN
(CNN) -- North Korea's National Defense Commission has penned a letter to South Koreans saying it is determined "to create an atmosphere of reconciliation and unity," the isolated nation's state news agency reported.
But South Korea says it wants to see action not words from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's regime.
In the letter, the North's defense commission vowed to work to "completely halt hostile military acts, realize the reunion of separated families and relatives, ... and re-energize multi-faceted north-south cooperation and exchanges."
There was, however, a catch. The North Korean officials' peace proposals come with a request to halt upcoming U.S.-South Korean military drills and a reiteration of Pyongyang's claim to its own "precious nuclear force for self-defense."
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