John Schaus,
CSISPresident Trump and Kim Jong-un are currently holding their second meeting in the past year. Speculation is building that the two leaders will announce a peace declaration at their meeting, supposedly ending the state of war that has existed on the Korean peninsula since Kim Jong-un's grandfather invaded South Korea in 1951. For the millions of South Koreans in Seoul who live in the shadow of North Korea's artillerymuch less the millions more in Korea, Japan, and the United States who live within range of Kim Jong-un's nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons and intercontinental...
