President Donald Trump said during a meeting with his South Korean counterpart on Monday that he was keen to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. In this meeting, he discussed peace and nuclear weapons capabilities of Pyongyang in the Korean peninsula. In June, South Korean President Li J Muung requested Trump to help establish peace between the two Korean countries during his visit to the White House. He claimed that the situation was more stable during Trump’s first term.
Lee said, “I think you are the first President who is so interested in world peace issues and you have really achieved achievements. Therefore, I hope you will establish peace in the Korean Peninsula … and Kim Jong will meet them.” Praising his relationship with Kim Jong Un, Trump told reporters, “Someday I will meet him. I am keen to meet him. He was very good with me.” Trump also claimed that he knows him “apart from his sister Kim Yo Jong, almost even better than anyone.
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During the US-South Korea meeting, Li J Muung also expressed his desire to Trump to “bring peace in the Korean peninsula”.
Lee told Trump, “I hope you will be able to bring peace into the Korean Peninsula, which is the only divided nation in the world, so that you can meet Kim Jong Un, you can create a Trump World (Real Estate Complex) in North Korea so that I can play golf there, and so that you can actually play the role of a world-historic peace.”
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Along with his statements towards Trump in North Korea, the South Korean President saved the alleged church raids and a potential dramatic conflict against former President Yun Suk Yeol, as well as rescuing the repetition of Ukrainian President Volodimir Zalensky and South African President Siril Ramfosa.
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North Korea has not yet responded to Trump’s latest comments. However, North Korean media is targeting Washington for a joint military exercise with South Korea.
According to North Korean media, the US-South Korea’s joint military exercise has proved Washington’s intention to “capture the Korean peninsula” and target the countries of the region.
According to a report by Reuters, Kim Jong Un has ignored Trump’s repeated calls since returning to the White House. The report further states that Trump is calling on North Korea as part of his efforts to revive direct diplomacy adopted during his first US President’s tenure.
In July, NK News reported that Trump wrote a letter to Kim, which tried to open a way of dialogue. However, a “high-level formula” told the North Korea-centered news outlet that the letter was rejected by the United Nations Office of North Korea.