South Korea proposes official talks to formally end the Korean War

South Korean leader Lee Jae Myung has proposed formal talks with North Korea aimed at officially ending the Korean War. The conflict has remained technically ongoing since a ceasefire armistice was signed in 1953, leaving the peninsula in a state of frozen conflict for over seven decades. Lee's offer represents a diplomatic overture toward Pyongyang to replace the armistice with a permanent peace agreement. The proposal signals Seoul's intent to pursue dialogue as a path toward lasting stability on the Korean Peninsula.
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