U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae In agreed Friday to apply "maximum pressure" on North Korea to curb its nuclear and missile programs, while leaving the door to dialogue open "under the right circumstances."In a joint statement issued after their White House meeting, the two leaders also affirmed the significance of trilateral security cooperation with Japan, saying it "contributes to enhanced deterrence and defense against the North Korean threat.""They affirmed their commitment to fully implement existing sanctions and impose new measures designed to apply m…READ FULL ARTICLE
