WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama, seeking to increase pressure on North Korea to
abandon its atomic weapons, will visit the Demilitarized Zone on South
Korea's border on Sunday before a nuclear security summit in
Seoul.
According to the White House Obama's visit will be a show of strong support for South Korea and Obama will meet with U.S. troops at the DMZ during the trip, his third
to South Korea in the last three years.
Mr Obama, who is expected to renew pressure on Pyongyang to abandon
its nuclear ambitions, will also meet South Korea's President Lee
Myung-bak ahead of the summit starting on Monday.
The three-day Nuclear Security Summit involves more than 53 leaders from nations and international organisations.
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