May 3, 2017

"The two leaders also discussed 'the very dangerous situation' on the Korean Peninsula, the White House said in a statement.

'The conversation was a very good one, and included the discussion of safe, or de-escalation, zones to achieve lasting peace for humanitarian and many other reasons,' said the statement, adding that they also discussed 'at length working together' to fight terrorism across the Middle East.

The United States would send a representative to the cease-fire talks in Astana, Kazakhstan on May 3-4, the statement added."

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