June 2 (Xinhua) -- South Korea's point man on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) admitted Thursday the two Koreas held a secret meeting but denied South Korea 'begged' for summits.
Last month's clandestine meeting in Beijing was primarily aimed at persuading the DPRK to apologize for last year's two deadly incidents that killed 50 South Koreans, unification minister Hyun In-taek said during a parliamentary interpellation session. His ministry oversees inter-Korean affairs."
Last month's clandestine meeting in Beijing was primarily aimed at persuading the DPRK to apologize for last year's two deadly incidents that killed 50 South Koreans, unification minister Hyun In-taek said during a parliamentary interpellation session. His ministry oversees inter-Korean affairs."
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