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THE US – NORTH KOREA SECOND SUMMIT 2019 FAILED


To:     The Right Honourable US President Hon. Donald Trump  

From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Date: March 2, 2019

RE:     THE US – NORTH KOREA SECOND SUMMIT 2019 FAILED  

Suggestion:
Hon. President, let me start by paying my respects to you and through you to. The US-North Korea second summit failed again. You are elevating North Korean President on the international stage and dismissing my report. Well, this is one of the world most intractable diplomat conundrums and crying out for the world class negotiating skills and statesmanship. Hon. President, you should not have a summit unless you have the agreement in advance. You cannot do North Korea’s denuclearisation all alone Mr. President. It takes a large team of experts to denuclearise North Korea.  You should start with identifying what North Korea wants specifically and what are the items that you are willing to negotiate. You had sent your teams to North Korea but they are failed to discuss the items to negotiate and resolve the North Korea’s denuclearization issues. This is the result when you did not prepare before going to diplomatic excursions. In addition, if any world leader cannot be bound by the words of their predecessor no deals can ever be trusted. The overblown promise of only I can do that was propaganda Hon. President. If I am not mistaken, Vietnam negotiations started in 1968 but it ended with a peace treaty signed in 1973. It is no wonder why North Korean President Hon. Kim Jong-un is not ready to denuclearisation until he gets some sanctions relief. You had no great chance of preventing the development of nuclear weapons in North Korea. You think that a warm relationship with North Korean President Hon. Kim-Jong-un is going to make a big difference but it won’t. Today, the million dollar question is how to change North Korea’s armistice into a peace treaty? Let me conclude it, the dialogue between the US and North Korea can’t lead anything. Many capable American Presidents failed it before, thus, it must serve as a backdrop to dialogue between other concerned nations like South Korea/China/Russia/Japan/UN.     

Thank you very much for your attention Hon. President.

Respectfully yours
Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.

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