A draft letter led by Rep. Gregory Meeks urges President Trump to reverse his reduction of U.S.-South Korea military exercises, arguing that it made concessions to North Korea without reciprocity. The article contrasts that position with antiwar groups’ call to treat the reduction as an opening for diplomacy.
Representative identified as a signatory to the Meeks letter and a cosponsor of the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act.
ALSO MENTIONED Kim Jong Un, North Korean leader discussed as Trump's diplomatic counterpart and the subject of earlier negotiations.; Lee Jae Myung, South Korean president whose efforts to reopen dialogue with North Korea are cited by the advocacy groups.
Representative identified as a signatory to the Meeks letter and a cosponsor of the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act.
ALSO MENTIONED Kim Jong Un, North Korean leader discussed as Trump's diplomatic counterpart and the subject of earlier negotiations.; Lee Jae Myung, South Korean president whose efforts to reopen dialogue with North Korea are cited by the advocacy groups.
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