The diplomatic world heaved a sigh of relief yesterday, Tuesday, September 18 when television channels streamed live footage of the arrival of the South Korean president, Moon Jae In into the Pyongyang international airport and was warmly received by his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong Un for a historic and irreversible summit to end all tensions in the Korean peninsula, as a possible step towards uniting both sides of the divide, as the dividing wall between West and East Berlin crumbled to have a United and strong German nation.

The two nations of Korea that were on several occasions on the verge of nuclear war and have had deadly skirmishes on its demilitarized border zone since the east west divide was decided by foreign powers now talk to each other, to the delight of world leaders, especially the US President Donald Trump who had cajoled, threatened, and finally persuaded the two leaders to work things out, as his chief diplomat Mike Pompeo worked relentlessly in the backroom to help them hammer out an agreement on irreversible peace.
The highlights of the historic summit are :

There’ll be a Buffer zone between the two Korean nations on Land and Sea borders to prevent the danger of accidental clashes.