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the meeting is great progress but says sanctions will remain until now agreement is reached javert hansie has more on the reaction from the u.s. . here in the u.s. this development is being presented through the prism of donald trump himself there is little discussion about all the efforts of south korea or china behind the scenes for example the white house presenting this as a victory for donald trump's policy of maximum pressure on north korea his opponents in the media are already worrying he will be played by north korea's already giving north korea a propaganda coup you just don't say yes to a meeting with north korea in a matter of weeks however it seems perfectly reasonable for the white house to turn around and say to many of these people in the commentary who themselves are former government officials well we tried it your way and it simply hasn't worked let's try it but way having said that though there are real problems there are so many positions within the trumpet ministration dealing with east asia that haven't been filled a point person at the state department for north ko

consulate now to close in russia shared hansie al-jazeera washington. the british prime minister says officials have evidence that russia investigated ways of distributing nerve agents for sesa nations or u.k. correspondent on the philips has more from london the british prime minister to resign may will be delighted with the response from western allies to this crisis she's worked hard to argue that this is not some buy lateral spat between london and moscow which is precisely what the russians argue that it is and in a sense this coup for british diplomacy is all the more impressive given the context we're halfway through the difficult breck's negotiations and relations between britain and its e.u. partners have often been strange and also donald trump is the american president in the white house and he is a president who is often seen reluctant to criticize me if putin domestically to reason may has received something of a boost over the last year also especially when it comes to bracks it she's often appeared hesitant are unhappy even isolated and y