There will be no war. Pyongyang and Seoul signed a joint declaration
The declaration states that South Korea and the DPRK cease any hostile actions against each other. Countries will continue active dialogue at the highest level.
Both sides said they would seek to create a "permanent and lasting" peace on the peninsula. The declaration includes promises to continue arms reductions, cease hostilities, turn the fortified border into a zone of peace, and begin multilateral negotiations with other countries to conclude an agreement on ending the Korean War.
According to the declaration, the countries agreed to solve humanitarian problems, including the problem of the reunification of Korean families. Among other things, the DPRK and South Korea agreed to start work to connect the railways of the two countries.
In the future, North and South Korea also intend to sign a peace treaty.
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