Pens are seeing the possibility of discussion

US Vice President Mike Pence sees the possibility of direct discussions with North Korea. United States and South Korea have agreed to negotiate with Pyongyang. He commented on Sunday in an interview with the American press Washington Post.
Pans were the guest at the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister Qiu Jong was guest at the ceremony. Qiu Jong, who took part in the ceremony as well as the invitation to North Korea, handed over the invitation to South Korean President Moon J. In Moon.
Pans did not speak to a member of the North Korean delegation even after participating in the same event. However, in recent developments, there are many people in the Korean Peninsula, who are optimistic about the mitigation of tensions and the melting of the relations between the two countries.
Mike Pence interviewed the Washington Post on Sunday on his way back to the United States from South Korea. He said that there may be talks between Seoul and Pyongyang first. Then Washington can sit directly with Pyongyang without any pre-conditions. Pens said the United States will continue the highest pressure on North Korea. But the negotiation door is open.
Since Donald Trump has been President of the US, he took a stern position about North Korea's nuclear and missile programs. North Korean leader Kim Jong-uno was not left to answer back.
It is learned that during the visit to South Korea, Pance met with President Jean-Jean. The South Korean President assured Pence that he would tell North Korea, the economic and diplomatic blockage will not be lifted only through negotiations. Nuclear weapons
The country will have to take significant and effective steps to stop the program.