South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Thursday said he would deliver a private message to U.S. President Donald Trump from North Korea regarding the denuclearization standoff. Moon said he would bring the message during the United Nations General Assembly session in New York next week. Moon and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un just wrapped up a three-day summit, which began Tuesday in Pyongyang, to discuss denuclearization and reunification efforts.

North and South Korea on Wednesday said the North would shut down key nuclear facilities if the United States took reciprocal measures. In a joint statement following a closed-door meeting at their ongoing summit this week, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said North Korea would close the Dongchang-ri missile engine testing facility and missile launch pad. The leaders did not specify what reciprocal measures they wanted the United States to take.

Egypt caused an international stir earlier this month after it dished out death sentences to 75 people, including leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, over protests in 2013. The country continues to face condemnation and pressure to backtrack on the ruling, but analysts say it’s unlikely Egypt will relent.

ABUJA, Nigeria—Boko Haram extremists killed a Nigerian Red Cross employee abducted earlier this year, the International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed Monday. The insurgent group kidnapped Saifura Hussaini Ahmed Khorsa during a March attack in the town of Rann in northeastern Nigeria. The militants also abducted two other health workers and killed at least four security officials.

At a summit that began in Pyongyang Tuesday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told South Korean President Moon Jae-in that his June meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump helped stabilize regional security. Kim thanked Moon for brokering the meeting with Trump in Singapore as the two Korean leaders launched their third summit this year to discuss denuclearization, promote ties, and reduce military tension between their countries. Moon in turn thanked Kim for his “bold decision to open a new era.” The two leaders will meet again Wednesday before Moon returns to Seoul on Thursday.

The Russian Defense Ministry said a Syrian missile shot down a Russian military aircraft with 15 people on board late Monday. Russia blamed Israel for the “intentional provocation.” The ministry said a Syrian surface-to-air missile accidentally struck the Russian Il-20 aircraft while engaging four Israeli fighter jets in the Syrian coastal province of Latakia late Monday. All 15 Russians on board the aircraft died in the strike.

At least 27 Afghan security officials died in attacks staged by the Taliban across multiple provinces over the weekend, officials confirmed Monday. The militants targeted police checkpoints beginning Sunday night, said Fared Bakhtawer, head of the western Farah provincial council. Clashes in Baghlan province and the districts of Push Rod, Bala Buluk, and Badghis in Farah province left dozens of security officers and Taliban fighters dead. The Taliban has increasingly targeted security workers in recent weeks. The insurgent group claimed responsibility for the attacks.