Korean Truce Anniversary Triggers Threats From North

Somber mood prevails in Washington.

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A TV at the Seoul Railway Station broadcasts an image of the North Korea leader, Kim Jong-un, July 28, 2022. AP/Ahn Young-joon

Published: Jul 28, 2022, 03:54 PM ET
Updated:Jul 28, 2022, 05:03 PM ET

SEOUL — The 69th anniversary of the truce in the Korean War is provoking threats from Pyongyang, sad memories in Washington, and a reminder that the truce only interrupted the fighting rather than ended the vast Cold War battle on the peninsula.

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Korean Truce Anniversary Triggers Threats From North

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