South Korea's Korean Peninsula Headquarters talks with U.S. INR Assistant Secretary... ”Sharing the progress of the Russia-North Korea Summit”

On the 18th, Kim Gon, head of the Korean Peninsula Peace Negotiations Headquarters, met with Bred Holmgren, assistant secretary of the U.S. State Department's Intelligence and Research Bureau (INR), who was visiting South Korea, and discussed the situation on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea issues.
We discussed. The INR is home to 18 intelligence agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
As a member of the U.S. State Department, his main mission is to provide information to support the diplomatic activities of the U.S. State Department. U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Philip Goldberg and CI William Burns
It is well known that Secretary A is from the INR. According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, both sides exchanged opinions regarding the intentions, motives, and future prospects of North Korea's repeated provocations, and
The United States decided to share in-depth analyzes with each other and deepen their understanding. Director Kim said, ``A deep analysis of various aspects, including not only North Korea's internal politics and economy, but also the regional situation, will help both countries.
"This is the basis for cooperation on North Korea policy between diplomatic authorities," he said, praising the INR's efforts in this regard. On the other hand, Assistant Secretary of State Holmgren stated,
``Let us share the US side's assessment of the situation, and continue close communication and consultation regarding the future situation on the Korean Peninsula and information/situation analysis and evaluation regarding North Korea.''