after his talks with kimersen, phinyan and siu announced the signing of a joint north-south statementeed on three principles for unifying the country, without outside interference, peacefully and on the basis of national consolidation. however. these agreements remained on paper. the turnaround occurred 20 years later. in december of ninety-one, the heads of government of the north and south signed an unprecedented document. it was an agreement of reconciliation, non-aggression, cooperation and exchanges. an inter-korean agreement was also adopted declaration on the denuclearization of the peninsula. for the first time in the entire history of their separate existence, phinyan and siul actually abandoned the ideas of a conquest. at least formally recognized the equality of the two states. plans for unification on the basis of a confederation were discussed, but in 94 after the death of kimersen, the dialogue was suspended. it resumed only 4 years later, when kim dae-jun became the president of the republic of korea. he proclaimed a policy of solar heat. one of the most important agree

the final details of the october surprise will be agreed upon during putin's visit to phinyan.n. the trip to the dprk itself was indeed confirmed, but the date was not given. nbc news reports. khinyan, at the same time, expects to receive from moscow the technology of nuclear submarines, ballistic missiles and hypersonic weapons, so the american authorities are not worried the likelihood of a new war on the korean peninsula, and the strengthening of the military alliance between russia and the dprk. now let's move on to the news coming from the pentagon, where senior american officials told our tv channel that the biden administration is increasingly dissatisfied with the alliance between russia and north korea. the united states is preparing for the potential for hostilities between these two powers ahead of america's november presidential election. what do your sources say? threat. officials are preparing for pyongyang may begin to commit even more provocative military actions than those that were previously and those that came to the attention of the united states throughout