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President proposes ending 76-year conflict
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced on Saturday a proposal to hold talks with North Korea aimed at ending the war that has lasted since 1953. The two Koreas remain in a state of armistice rather than a peace treaty, and this move could be a step toward reducing nuclear tensions between the two countries. Lee suggested that the negotiations begin with the intention of officially ending the war, while discussing measures to halt North Korea's development of its nuclear program. However, Pyongyang has not yet responded to previous offers. Tensions are escalating, with North Korea warning of strong responses to upcoming military exercises conducted by the United States and South Korea, as Pyongyang continues its policy of nuclear armament.
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