NORTH KOREA DENUCLEARISATION

To: The Right Honourable American President Mr. Donald Trump

From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Date: January 3, 2019

RE: North Korea Denuclearisation

Suggestion:

Hon. President, let me start by paying my respects to you and through you to. I am ambivalent about the US-North Korea relations. Nothing seems to happened North Korea denuclearisation. You are satisfied with no missiles flying and no nuclear testing going on. What legitimacy did the US-North Korea Singapore summit gain out of the summit? And what leverage? North Korean President Hon. Kim Jong-un demolished nuclear test sites is a good start. He claimed North Korea has already stopped producing nuclear weapons. In response, you have done a suspended a couple of military exercise which have since resumed. In my opinion it is not enough. At least you should make some good gesture of good will. For instance, lower 30,000 troops count in South Korea by a few hundred and make it non-essential support personnel instead of combat personnel too. Progress in the US-North Korea summit has not compelled North Korea to take significant steps towards denuclearisation. Both the US and North Korea are not able to advance to the next stage on the denuclearisation. You have made it clear that you would oppose lifting sanctions unless concrete denuclearisation proceeded in parallel. A key point is that rapprochement between the US and North Korea is making good progress but aspects of it are stalled due to sanctions. I wish both the US and DPRK commit to establish new US-DPRK relations in accordance with the desire of the peoples of the two counties for peace and prosperity. I most humbly prayed your good office to make some exceptions in the sanctions for joint North Korea and South Korea projects. That would help the atmosphere. I fervently hope that your good office take appropriate action to ensure North Korea denuclearisation.

Thank you very much for your attention Hon. President.

Respectfully yours

Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.

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