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South Korea's National Intelligence Service told lawmakers Thursday that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may have conveyed Pyongyang's position on potential talks with the United States during his recent visit to China, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The NIS reportedly assessed the visit to Dandong went beyond commemorating the 'Resist America, Aid Korea' anniversary, noting the delegation was centered on the diplomatic line, and that Kim may have communicated his intentions on North Korea-U.S. dialogue to China's leadership. The spy agency's remarks come amid U.S. experts' assessment that China is unlikely to mediate a potential Trump-Kim summit, the Korea Times reported Tuesday.