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South Korea’s top diplomat says his nation has asked Trump to be a ‘peacemaker’ with North Korea
South Korea's president asked former U.S. President Donald Trump to use his influence to restart talks with North Korea amid stalled diplomacy, Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said.
- On Friday, South Korea's president requested that President Donald Trump serve as a mediator to help ease the armed standoff on the Korean Peninsula.
- This request follows stalled diplomacy after three Trump-Kim meetings and North Korea's continued nuclear weapons buildup despite sanctions disagreements.
- South Korea's new government supports a military hotline and confidence-building measures amid ongoing regional tensions and recent border incidents.
- The diplomat stated, "peace is the priority," and Trump welcomed the request while expressing willingness to engage with North Korea again.
- If successful, Trump's leadership as peacemaker could help resume dialogue and ease tensions on the Korean Peninsula amid broader global uncertainties.
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South Korea's top diplomat says his nation has asked Trump to be a 'peacemaker' with North Korea
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