White House gratified to expand the "real and credible" negotiations with North Korea

 White House spokesman Josh Eest, 18, said the United States and North Korea is willing to expand real and credible negotiations, but the DPRK has so far not display the corresponding " a clear signal. "
Eest day accompanying reporters on his way to Boston with U.S. President Barack Obama said the U.S. govement is committed to achieving the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, the United States has been and remains willing to be held to contribute to the implementation of the September 2005 Joint Statement of the Six-Party Talks "real and credible negotiations, but that would require North Korea demonstrate to its inteational obligations and abide by the" clear signal "to give up its nuclear program commitments, the United States has so far not seen these signals.
Eest said that North Korea has recently taken the "militant" actions and statements show that it is in the reverse line.
Policy Bureau of the DPRK National Defense Commission said in a statement the same day, if the United States and South Korea hope to engage in dialogue and negotiations, we must immediately stop all acts of provocation against the DPRK, the guarantee not to hold a threatening nuclear war exercises, clear deployed in South Korea and the surrounding nuclear war means. The statement from the United States to withdraw from the nuclear war means, the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula can start, will it be possible for the denuclearization of the world.