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North Korea accepted two truckloads of transfer caskets from the U.S. for the repatriation of the remains of 50 U.S. troops.

The U.S. and North Korean sides met this month and reportedly agreed on the return of about 50 sets of remains.

The North Koreans were no-shows for a meeting on the return of U.S. troop remains.

President Trump ordered the cancellation to avoid provoking North Korea after his summit with Kim Jong Un.

President Donald Trump said the repatriation MIA remains from the Korean War has begun.

The return of U.S troops’ remains from the Korean war is also on the agenda.

The State Department requested that a Marine Security Guard detachment be dispatched to the American Institute in Taiwan.

The new headquarters, 40 miles south of Seoul, is slated for a $10.8 billion expansion over the next decade.

"Both sides got some of what they wanted, but neither side got everything it was looking for."

The move comes despite recent statements that the threat is diminishing.