North Korea hands over the possible remains of American war dead

A US Air Force plane conveying what is accepted to be the remaining parts of US troops killed amid the Korean War around 65 years back landed in Osan Air Base in South Korea on Friday morning.

Troops from different countries serving in South Korea under the United Nations Command introduced a respect protect before the plane, as white-gloved troops in various garbs plunged the slope of the US Air Force C-17, painstakingly holding cases enveloped by the UN signal.

The cases were exchanged to silver minivans looking out for the runway.The C-17 had left Osan Air Base before Friday to travel to the city of Wonsan, North Korea, before finishing the arrival travel, the White House said in an announcement.

In Wonsan the North Koreans turned over what they say are an underlying 55 cases holding remains, a US official told CNN.

North Korean authorities gave over the likely stays on the commemoration of the marking of the peace negotiation that finished the contention, which killed countless Americans, more than 600,000 Chinese, 600,000 Korean fighters and over a million Korean regular folks.

It might take a long time of point by point DNA examination to decide what number of American administration individuals can be recognized.

In a tweet, US President Donald Trump portrayed the arrival of the remaining parts as an "awesome minute for such a large number of families," and expressed gratitude toward North Korean pioneer Kim Jong Un.Each instance of remains was to be opened and captured inside North Korea, before being exchanged. US measurable authorities are to lead a more inside and out appraisal of the remaining parts and in addition an examination of any military uniform, distinguishing proof labels or documentation at Osan Air Base. That survey could take up to five days.

"It was an effective mission following broad coordination," said United Nations Command (UNC), and United States Forces Korea (USFK) Commander General Vincent K. Creeks. "Presently, we will plan to respect our fallen before they proceed on their adventure home."

General Brooks will have a full respects service, on Wednesday, August 1, preceding the remaining parts are traveled to a US military research facility in Hawaii for DNA investigation.

Troops serving under the UN Command in South Korea get the conceivable stays of warriors slaughtered in the Korean War. July 27, 2018 Photo by Jung-eun Kim