Although waiting for official confirmation, this report is cautiously positive.
North Korea has freed three U.S. citizens detained for years in the communist country, bowing to another demand of President Trump ahead of his planned meeting with Kim Jong-un.
The three Americans — Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak-song and Kim Sang Duk, also known as Tony Kim — were released from a North Korean labor camp and sent to Pyongyang for medical treatment, the Financial Times reported.
Though out of the brutal labor camp, the men remain in the grasp of Mr. Kim’s regime.
They currently are believed to be convalescing in a hotel outside Pyongyang.
“We believe that Mr. Trump can take them back on the day of the U.S.-North Korea summit, or he can send an envoy to take them back to the U.S. before the summit,” said Choi Sung-ryong, an activist pursuing release of North Korea’s political prisoners.
Some sources have reported that the prisoners are now in South Korea, but the FT/Washington Times reports that they are still in Pyongyang.
The map is out of date by years. It lists the Russian border as the Soviet Union, in the upper right border with North Korea.
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It’s decorative.
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It does show that I read and pay attention to your posts
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How wonderful! Thank You, Lord! May the people of North Korea now find some respite from their terrible lives. May freedom come to them as with these detainees. God bless President Trump!
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I can only see this as positive news. And, very encouraging.
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