Interesting insights.That's really not possible. The South can't carry the North's economy as it is. You could let South divert tons of money there in the name of peace like they did during the sunshine policy but it only made sorta nice until the money stopped. Once the money stops the North will see no use to stay in contact. If they truly want to be apart of the global economy, they need the US on board. That's not ever their objective because they don't want to give up their nuclear insurance. They want favorable economic relations by a work around of US demands and stipulations by entering the economy through their neighbours and bypass dealing with US altogether. Who loses most with this whole thing failing is South Korean taxpayers. It was foolish to go through with these talks without pursuing some kind of deals on paper in advance and think public record like media was enough of a persuasion for Kim to take these verbal tentative agreements seriously. That can all fall on the fault of the Moon gov. rather than Trump. Trump just letting Moon try his way by giving peace a chance because you can absolutely be sure North will blame US and Trump for the failures of these talks. This way Trump can say that he gave it a chance and it didn't work.
Thoughts on this though?
Kim Reaffirms Korean Denuclearization Push, Looks Forward to Trump Meeting, Moon Says
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