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N.Korea needs 'security guarantees' in exchange for denuclearisation: Putin
Vladivostok, Russia, April 25 (AFP) Apr 25, 2019
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that North Korea needs security guarantees and that denuclearisation could only be achieved through international law.

North Korea "needs guarantees of its security, the preservation of its sovereignty," Putin said after talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

"We need to restore the power of international law, to return to a state where international law, not the law of the strongest, determines the situation in the world."

Putin said he would discuss his talks with Kim with Washington.

"There are no secrets here, no conspiracies... Chairman Kim himself asked us to inform the American side of our position," Putin said.

He said Russia's interests coincide with those of Washington in that both countries are for "complete denuclearisation".

"As far as reducing the threat of nuclear conflicts is concerned, this is certainly a common priority," he said.

"I was given the impression that the North Korean leader shares the same point of view. And we need guarantees of security, that's all. We need to think about this all together."


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