Allies for 67 Years, U.S. and South Korea Split Over North Korea<br />“We will not give up our goal of working together with allies to seek a peaceful denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.”<br />Moon has supported Mr. Trump’s push for tougher sanctions against North Korea,<br />and in a call on Monday, their first since the nuclear test on Sunday, the two leaders agreed to lift the weight limit on South Korean conventional warheads, Park Soo-hyun, a spokesman for Mr.<br />He called the North Korean nuclear test on Sunday “disappointing and infuriating.”<br />Lee Seong-hyon, an analyst at the Sejong Institute near Seoul, said: “Trump considers Moon naïve<br />for insisting on dialogue with North Korea when it keeps conducting missile and nuclear tests.<br />Moon and Mr. Trump also agreed to “push for maximum pressure and sanctions against North Korea” at the United Nations Security Council, Mr. Park said.<br />Trump is asking Moon, ‘Are you with us or not?’”<br />Mr. Trump’s threat to cancel the trade agreement squeezes South Korea on its economy, which is already suffering in part<br />because of South Korean cooperation with the United States.<br />If Mr. Trump sees North Korea primarily as a nuclear threat, Mr.
