On Wednesday, May 16th, NAOC Director Jeff Hull spoke on CP24 about North Korea’s decision to back out of crucial peace talks with South Korea, and what this could mean for the June 12th Summit with the United States. Hull also presents his take on Monday’s protests and killings in Gaza, and the mounting tensions with Iran.
To view the interview on the CP24 website, click here
Photo Montage of Trump and Kim (2018), by Shealah Craighead via Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain.
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