SEOUL --- North Korea remained mum on Sunday on its return of the remains of American soldiers killed during the 1950-53 Korean War, but it is in fact sending a silent message to the US to swiftly declare the end of war, experts say. In a move that is seen as the first tangible result from the Singapore summit in June, North Korea repatriated 55 sets of remains of US soldiers on Friday, which prompted a "thank you" note from US President Donald Trump to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un via Twitter. But Pyongyang has yet to release statements on Friday's repatriation of the war dead through state media, or a response to Trump's message. "It is currently silent because it knows...
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