Two Koreas agree to free the Korean Peninsula from nuclear weapons

North and South Korea agreed to free the Korean Peninsula from nuclear weapons. After the historic conference on Friday, two Korean Heads of State announced this. Apart from this, they also reached agreement on the transition of a war of liberation from the Korean War in 1953 to a peace agreement.

The BBC reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korea’s Mon J-in have announced the release of the Korean peninsula. One such meeting came at the border. In the coming year, they also said that the peace talks between the two neighbors will be made in a peace agreement.

But a few months ago, the war was created between the two Koreas. But there is no clear idea about how nuclear disarmament works will lead the two countries. Some analysts have expressed doubts about whether this issue will continue or not and whether North Korea will participate actively in it.

On Friday morning, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reached the military border and entered South Korea. The guard of honor was greeted by Kim at the border. In the post-65 years of Korean War, a leader of the first North was the right foot. He held a meeting with the South Korean leader Moon Je-in with the Peace House in Panamunjam, a border village of the two countries. Before the meeting, two leaders smiled at each other with a smile.

In a speech after the meeting, Kim Jong-un said that the ‘unfortunate history’ of this region should not be repeated, so that the leaders of the two countries must work closely. He said, there may be many obstacles and frustrations. But victory can not be achieved without suffering.

In a joint statement issued by the two countries, it has been said that the top leaders have agreed to stop ‘violent activities’ between the two Koreas. To reduce regional military tension, the stock reserves will be reduced. The tripartite talks will be conducted with the United States and China. Reunion will be organized for members of divided families due to the Korean War. In addition, Korea has decided to establish the border zone as a ‘Peace Zone’.

Kim Jong-un invited South Korean President Kim Jong-in to visit North Korea. In the afternoon session, two leaders planted trees at the border. With a total of nine-member delegation, Kim Jong-un went to South Korea on Friday. The member of this group was his sister Kim Yo-Jong.