Moon, Trump & Kim's Peace Diplomacy at Panmunjom | June 29-30, 2019
[ K-TV 국민방송 Full Story ] 남북미 정상 판문점 회동 2019년 6월 30일 한반도 평화의 역사를 다시 쓰다 정전선언이 있은 후 66년 만에 미국과 북한이 판문점에서 마주했습니다 그리고 남북미 세 정상이 함께 새 역사를 썼습니다 분단과 대결의 상징이었던 판문점이 2019년 6월 30일로부터 평화와 화해의 상징으로 바뀐 순간입니다 문재인 대통령과 트럼프 미국 대통령, 북한의 김정은 국무위원장의 표정은 어땠으며 무슨 대화를 나누었고, 각 정상은 이곳 판문점에서 세계를 향해 어떤 메시지를 던졌는지... 역사에 기록되고 오래 기억될 남북미 정상의 사상 첫 판문점 회동 풀스토리 Moon, Kim, Trump Hold Historic Three-way Talks at the border village of Panmunjom [ Arirang TV | News ] Moon, Kim Jong-un & Trump hold historic mitting at DMZ, agree to resume working-level talks 문-김-트럼프 판문점 회동 성사, 북미 한반도 비핵화 실무회담 재개 합의 Lee Ji-won | Arirang News | Jun 30, 2019 For the first time ever, a U.S. President stepped into North Korea, and the leaders of the two sides held a summit at the DMZ, not to mention the leaders of the two Koreas also meeting all together with the leader of the U.S. In a ripple effect started by U.S. President Donald Trump's tweet, the historic and impromptu meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and President Trump took place at the truce village of Panmunjeom on Sunday. After touring the Demilitarized Zone with President Moon Jae-in, President Trump walked to the military demarcation line that divides the two Koreas. There, just like during the 1st inter-Korean summit in April 2018,... Kim Jong-un greeted Trump at the border, saying how he never expected to see President Trump there. Kim then took Trump to the Northern side, making him the first U.S. president to set foot on North Korean soil. It's also the first time in 66 years, since the armistice agreement,... that North Korea and U.S. have met at the border village. After a brief photo shoot, the two crossed over to the South Korean side, exchanging brief comments on the surprise meeting. (Korean) "In crossing the border, I think President Trump showed extraordinary determination to move beyond the troubled past and into a better future." (English) "I just want to say this is my honor I didn't really expect it. We were in Japan for the G20. We came over and said I’m over here, I want to meet Chairman Kim. And we got to meet and stepping across that line was a great honor. A lot of progress has been made." President Trump also said they liked each other from day one, and that he would invite Kim to the White House right now. The two leaders were then joined by South Korean President Moon Jae-in, and this marked another historic moment,... as the leaders of the two Koreas and the leader of the U.S. finally all met together. Though the details could not be heard, the leaders got to enjoy about 4 minutes of three-way talks, standing at the symbolic place of peace. The leaders of North Korea and the U.S. then moved to the Freedom House on the South Korean side to hold their de facto third bilateral meeting, which lasted for 53 minutes. (Korean) "Some people think this meeting was arranged before through letters, but I only knew yesterday morning that President Trump would be here. And I want to meet again, and I believe that by meeting here, which is a symbol of division, the symbol of a hostile past, I believe that by two countries that have a hostile past meeting here, I think we are showcasing to the world that we have a new present, and this is showcasing to the world that we will have positive meetings going forward." At a quick briefing after the meeting, President Trump said both sides agreed to resume working-level talks soon. (English) "So we have agreed to have teams set up, we're going to have United States will have teams, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, pick it, we already know the gentlemen, good luck Steve. Having said that he hopes the focus of Sunday's visit to the DMZ goes to Kim and Trump, South Korean President said the day's events gave hope to not just the Koreans on both sides, but to the world as well. (Korean) "With today's encounter we overcame another big hill in establishing lasting peace and complete denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. // I believe the agreement to resume their working-level talks has brought us a step closer to a good outcome." The leaders of the two Koreas and the US gathered for the first time Sunday ( June 30th ) at the border village of Panmunjom, making history in Korean Peninsula issues. [ Photo | Yonhap ] ( President Moon took a step back from the spotlight, instead praising Trump’s role in North Korean issues, referring to the US president as “the true protagonist of the Korean Peninsula peace process, the peacemaker of the Korean Peninsula.” ) by Choi He-suk cheesuk@heraldcorp.com | via The Korea Herald In a manner similar to President Moon Jae-in’s summit with Kim in April last year, Trump and Kim met at the Military Demarcation Line, respectively on the South Korean and North Korean side. After a brief greeting across the MDL, Trump and Kim walked several steps into North Korea, after which they came back to the South Korean side. Moon then joined Trump and Kim. After a short talk, the three moved into the conference facility on the South’s side of Panmunjom. Before Moon joined the gathering, Kim was quoted as saying “let’s resolve the past and move forward,” while Trump reiterated that significant progress had been made in North Korean issues. The Trump-Kim meeting was arranged, according to Trump, rapidly after a Twitter message from the US president while he was in Osaka, Japan for the G-20 Summit. According to Trump, he had the idea Saturday morning as putting “the word out” and US and North working-level officials negotiated the details. The detailed plans for Trump’s visit, were only publicly confirmed earlier in the day during the Seoul-US summit. Following the South Korea-US summit in Cheong Wa Dae, Moon and Trump flew to the Demilitarized Zone where they observed North Korea from an observation point in US military’s Camp Bonifas. At the press conference held after the Seoul-Washington summit, Trump downplayed the significance of the DMZ meeting with Kim. “It’s just a step, might be an important step and it might not. But what we’re doing today is a step and probably it’s a step in the right direction,” Trump said. ..... ... As for Moon, he took a step back from the spotlight, instead praising Trump’s role in North Korean issues, referring to the US president as “the true protagonist of the Korean Peninsula peace process, the peacemaker of the Korean Peninsula.” ... DMZ Peace Diplomacy | Photo News via Korea Herald Sunday, June 30 President Moon Jae-in, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump walk out of the Freedom House in the truce village of Panmunjom on Sunday. (Yonhap) North Korean leader Kim Jong-un bids farewell to President Moon Jae-in while US President Donald Trump looks on. (Yonhap) US President Trump and North Korean leader Kim head for the Freedome House for talks at the truce village of Panmunjom. (Yonhap) US President Trump briefs to reporters after holding a meeting with North Korean leader Kim at the truce village of Panmunjom. (Yonhap)
Summit talks between President Moon Jae-in and US President Donald Trump at Cheong Wa Dae. (Yonhap) Summit talks between President Moon Jae-in and US President Donald Trump at Cheong Wa Dae. (Yonhap) Summit talks between President Moon Jae-in and US President Donald Trump at Cheong Wa Dae. (Yonhap) A joint press conference between US President Donald Trump and President Moon Jae-in (Yonhap) Presidents Moon and Trump visit DMZ observation post together. (Yonhap)
Saturday, June 29 US President Donald Trump and President Moon Jae-in attend a welcome dinner hosted by Moon at Cheong Wa Dae on Saturday evening. (Yonhap)
President Moon Jae-in, US President Donald Trump and their delegations pose for a picture before dinner at the Blue House. (Yonhap) US President Donald Trump (left) stands with President Moon Jae-in (right) during a visit to the tea house at the Blue House in Seoul. Trump is visiting Seoul after attending the G-20 summit in Osaka, Japan. (AP) South Korean boy band EXO greets US President Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka aTrump t the Blue House. EXO members previously met White House adviser Ivanka during the closing ceremony of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. (Yonhap) |