Kim Jong Un is preparing for 'dialogue and confrontation' with the U.S.
"It looks like North Korea chose to take a very flexible and practical approach to nuclear negotiations," Cheong Seong-Chang, the director of the Center for North Korean Studies of The Sejong Institute, told ABC News.In this photo provided by the North Korean government, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks during a Workers' Party meeting in Pyongyang, North Korea, Tuesday, June 15, 2021.
Kim said during a meeting of the Central Committee of his ruling Worker's' Party on Thursday that he has"made a detailed analysis" of Biden's North Korea policy and"clarified appropriate strategic and tactical counteraction." The state media reported that a unanimous resolution was adopted, but details have not been disclosed. The meeting will continue Friday.
After a months-long review, the White House said in April that Biden would take"a calibrated practical approach that is open to and will explore diplomacy" with North Korea.North Korea"is waiting for the U.S.
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