North Korea joins South; The first North Korean leader....

Korea, Apr 29: The leaders of North and South Korea agreed to follow an eternal peace and the complete denuclearization of the divided peninsula, as they comprehended after a historic summit laden with symbolism.

Simultaneously in a day of bonhomie including a highly symbolic handshake over the Military frontier Line that divides the two countries, the duo issued a memorandum on "the common goal of realizing, through complete denuclearization, a nuclear-free Korean peninsula".

Besides upon signing the document, the two leaders shared a warm hold, the pinnacle of a summit penetrated with smiles and displays of friendship in front of the world's media. Also, they also agreed that they would this year solicit a permanent end to the Korean War, 65 years after the malice ended in a ceasefire rather than a peace treaty.

However, Kim said he was "filled with emotion" after moving over the concrete blocks into the South, making him the first North Korean leader to settle foot there since the shooting stopped in the Korean War. Suitably the White House expressed hope that the historic summit will achieve progress towards a future of peace and prosperity for the entire Peninsula.