South Korea's Moon says will make efforts for breakthrough in inter-Korean ties, N.Korea-U.S. talks
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President Moon Jae-in said on Monday South Korea will try to make a breakthrough in inter-Korean ties and a stalemate between North Korea and the United States.
During his New Year's address, Moon also said the coronavirus pandemic could expand inter-Korea cooperation, facilitating future unification.
South Korea's resolve to continue dialogue with the North remains unchanged, said Moon.
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