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73 Years After Death, US Soldier's Remains Returned To Georgia
Army Cpl Luther Herschel Story was 18 years old when he was presumed to have been killed in a battle on September 1, 1950.
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North, South Korea Inaugurate Rail, Road Project; Sanctions Delay Construction
The two Koreas held a ceremony on Wednesday for a project to reconnect rail and road links, although construction cannot begin while sanctions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes remain in place, officials said.
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US Welcomes Remains Of War Dead Soldiers From North Korea
In a solemn ceremony, the United States welcomed home on Wednesday human remains it said presumably included Americans killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War, and thanked North Korea for making good on a June summit pledge to hand them over.
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Trump Thanks North Korea's Kim Keeping Word On War Remains
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he looked forward to meeting Kim Jong Un soon and thanked the North Korean leader for sending the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War back to the United States.
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War Remains Could Also Be Of French, Australian Soldiers: Jim Mattis
Some of the remains of more than 50 service members headed back to the United States from North Korea may also belong to French and Australian soldiers who fought alongside US troops in the Korean War, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday.
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Trump Thanks Kim For "Keeping Word" And Delivering US Soilders Remains
US President Donald Trump on Friday praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for "keeping his word" and handing over the suspected remains of more than 50 American servicemen.
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Donald Trump Thanks Kim Jong Un On Return Of Missing US Soldier Remains
North Korea transferred 55 small, flag-draped cases carrying the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the Korean War on Friday, officials said, a first step in implementing an agreement reached in a landmark summit in June.
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Trump Thanks Kim Jong-Un As Remains Of Korean War Soldiers Transferred
North Korea transferred 55 small, flag-draped cases carrying the suspected remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War on Friday, officials said, a first step by Pyongyang to implement an agreement made in a landmark summit in June in Singapore.
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Aircraft Carrying Remains Of US-Korean War Dead Arrives In South Korea
A US military aircraft carrying the remains of service members killed during the Korean War left North Korea late Wednesday and arrived in South Korea today, the White House said.
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North Korea To Return US Remains From Korean War Soon: Report
North Korea will soon return the remains of some of the US soldiers killed in the Korean War, the South's Yonhap news agency reported Thursday, starting a process agreed by leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump.
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North Korea, US Hold Talks On War Dead Repatriation
North Korean and US military officials met at the inter-Korea border Sunday to discuss repatriation of the remains of American troops killed during the Korean War, a report said.
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Kim Jong Committed To Denuclearisation But Sanctions Remain, Says Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had made an "unwavering commitment" to the complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula but sanctions against North Korea would remain in effect. Trump, speaking after his historic summit meeting with Kim in Singapore, said both leaders were "prepared to start a new hi...
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North Korea Accuses Donald Trump Of Declaring 'War'; 'Absurd,' Says US
North Korea threatened on Monday to shoot down U.S. military planes, even if they are not in the country's airspace, arguing that President Donald Trump's bellicose tweets amount to a declaration of war.
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China Should Be Neutral If North Korea Fires First On US: Report
China should remain neutral if North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday, sounding a warning for Pyongyang over its plans to fire missiles near the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Keyboard Warriors: South Korea Trains New Frontline in Decades-Old War With North
North and South Korea remain in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armed truce.
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73 Years After Death, US Soldier's Remains Returned To Georgia
Army Cpl Luther Herschel Story was 18 years old when he was presumed to have been killed in a battle on September 1, 1950.
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North, South Korea Inaugurate Rail, Road Project; Sanctions Delay Construction
The two Koreas held a ceremony on Wednesday for a project to reconnect rail and road links, although construction cannot begin while sanctions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes remain in place, officials said.
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US Welcomes Remains Of War Dead Soldiers From North Korea
In a solemn ceremony, the United States welcomed home on Wednesday human remains it said presumably included Americans killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War, and thanked North Korea for making good on a June summit pledge to hand them over.
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Trump Thanks North Korea's Kim Keeping Word On War Remains
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he looked forward to meeting Kim Jong Un soon and thanked the North Korean leader for sending the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War back to the United States.
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War Remains Could Also Be Of French, Australian Soldiers: Jim Mattis
Some of the remains of more than 50 service members headed back to the United States from North Korea may also belong to French and Australian soldiers who fought alongside US troops in the Korean War, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday.
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Trump Thanks Kim For "Keeping Word" And Delivering US Soilders Remains
US President Donald Trump on Friday praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for "keeping his word" and handing over the suspected remains of more than 50 American servicemen.
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Donald Trump Thanks Kim Jong Un On Return Of Missing US Soldier Remains
North Korea transferred 55 small, flag-draped cases carrying the suspected remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the Korean War on Friday, officials said, a first step in implementing an agreement reached in a landmark summit in June.
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Trump Thanks Kim Jong-Un As Remains Of Korean War Soldiers Transferred
North Korea transferred 55 small, flag-draped cases carrying the suspected remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War on Friday, officials said, a first step by Pyongyang to implement an agreement made in a landmark summit in June in Singapore.
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Aircraft Carrying Remains Of US-Korean War Dead Arrives In South Korea
A US military aircraft carrying the remains of service members killed during the Korean War left North Korea late Wednesday and arrived in South Korea today, the White House said.
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North Korea To Return US Remains From Korean War Soon: Report
North Korea will soon return the remains of some of the US soldiers killed in the Korean War, the South's Yonhap news agency reported Thursday, starting a process agreed by leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump.
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North Korea, US Hold Talks On War Dead Repatriation
North Korean and US military officials met at the inter-Korea border Sunday to discuss repatriation of the remains of American troops killed during the Korean War, a report said.
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Kim Jong Committed To Denuclearisation But Sanctions Remain, Says Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had made an "unwavering commitment" to the complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula but sanctions against North Korea would remain in effect. Trump, speaking after his historic summit meeting with Kim in Singapore, said both leaders were "prepared to start a new hi...
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North Korea Accuses Donald Trump Of Declaring 'War'; 'Absurd,' Says US
North Korea threatened on Monday to shoot down U.S. military planes, even if they are not in the country's airspace, arguing that President Donald Trump's bellicose tweets amount to a declaration of war.
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China Should Be Neutral If North Korea Fires First On US: Report
China should remain neutral if North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday, sounding a warning for Pyongyang over its plans to fire missiles near the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Keyboard Warriors: South Korea Trains New Frontline in Decades-Old War With North
North and South Korea remain in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armed truce.
