It was only an armistice that brought hostilities to a halt in 1953 -- but there's never been a treaty to end the conflict between North Korea, South Korea and its allies, most notably the United States.
Some people might answer:"Didn't that happen in 1953?"Others may know that it was only an armistice that brought hostilities to a halt in 1953 -- but there's never been a treaty to end the conflict between North Korea and South Korea and its allies, most notably the United States. With the top South Korean diplomat on Wednesday saying Seoul and Washington have"effectively" agreed on a draft agreement to end the war, here's a primer on what that means.
'Never seen anything like this before': Experts worry about North Korea's latest move 02:58By 1991 though, tensions had eased enough that Pyongyang and Seoul signed on to the North-South Basic Agreement, which said reunification was the goal of both parties. But a State Department history says the North's budding weapons programs and the death of its longtime leader Kim Il-Sung in 1994, coupled with political turmoil in the South, led to new tensions.
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