A joint statement issued by Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in emphasizes converting the DMZ into a "peace zone," ending "hostile activities" between the North and the South, reducing the presence of military weaponry throughout the peninsula, and working towards talks that involve China, North Korea, South Korea, and the U.S.

These stipulations threaten the profits of U.S. war corporations.

WAR INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

The U.S. war industry views the range of conflicts across the globe as a portfolio. War corporations want many conflicts festering, a few simmering, and some boiling over.

For decades, the conflict on the Korean peninsula has been a favorite of the U.S. war industry.