North Korea's high-level delegation led by a controversial official returned home Tuesday after a three-day visit during which it expressed the North's willingness to hold talks with the United States.
The eight-member delegation led by Kim Yong-chol, a top party official in charge of affairs with South Korea, crossed the inter-Korean border at noon, according to a pool report.
The North's team arrived in the South on Sunday to attend the closing ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
Kim said during his meeting with President Moon Jae-in on Sunday that the North has "enough" willingness for dialogue with the U.S., adding that an improvement in inter-Korean ties and North-U.S. relations needs to go together.
More details from Korean political commentator Jung-sik Seo are available on audio news.
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