US delegation in North-Korea to prepare for summit with Kim
US President Donald Trump said a US team was in North Korea to prepare for the summit between him and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, a meeting he abruptly canceled on Thursday. The meeting is scheduled to take place on June 12. Trump shared this information on Twitter where he also said North Korea will become a great economic and financial nation one day.
Trump's tweet about officials reaching North Korea to plan summit
Talks between the two nations to continue tomorrow
The American delegation is headed by Sung Kim, a former US ambassador to South Korea. He was to meet with North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, whose fiery "nuclear-to-nuclear showdown" statement triggered Trump to cancel Singapore summit. Reportedly, the talks are expected to continue tomorrow at Tongilgak, a North Korean building in demilitarized zone where Kim met Moon on Saturday.
North Korea launched test missiles capable of reaching US
Last year, Trump and Kim were threatening war after Pyongyang tested its most powerful nuclear bomb to date and launched test missiles it said were capable of reaching the United States. Tensions were calmed after Kim extended an olive branch to Seoul, sparking a sudden detente that led to Trump agreeing to hold direct talks with the North Korean leader.
