BLITZER: South Korea is proposing military talks with North Korea in the hopes of ending what Seoul calls "hostile acts" between the two countries and escalating military tension. So far, there's been no reply from Pyongyang. CNN's David McKenzie has the latest from Seoul -- David?</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRSEPONDENT: Wolf, the talks proposed by the South Koreans is certainly a move to try to ease riding tensions in this region. They're proposing military-to- military talks to happen as soon as Friday in the Demilitarized Zone, as well as Red Cross talks to discuss the reunion of people split up by the Korean War. Now, this is definitely seen as a gamble by many of President Moon Jae-in in South Korea. He's staked his reputation on trying to ease tension with the North. This, despite the fact of that recent missile test by Pyongyang, and the Trump administration pushing towards further sanctions against Kim Jong-Un's regime. But there is hope here in South Korea amongst the people that perhaps this is a small window towards some kind of normalcy. But they do need the North Korean, of course, to agree to the talks -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: David, thank you. David McKenzie reporting from Seoul. That's it for me. I'll be back 5:00 p.m. Eastern in "THE SITUATION ROOM." The news continues right after a quick break.
South Korea Proposing Military Talks with North Korea.