Journalists at the Trump Summit Hotel – Kim Jong-un are expelled

VIETNAM, Hanoi.- "You must go now!", a Vietnamese security agent shouted at members of the corps of journalists responsible for covering White House, who were in the lobby of the hotel where will be held the nuclear summit Donald Trump and the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.

The Vietnamese Foreign Minister tweeted Tuesday morning that journalists covering the summit were to be transferred to an international press center, instead of the site on which they had planned their base, at the Melia Hotel.

The measure was strange to more than one, because the White House had already approved and supported the use of space in the Melia, for journalists and media covering President Donald Trump. It is not clear whether the decision was made by North Korea, the United States, Vietnam or a combination of the three governments.

The long-awaited meeting between Trump and Kim Jong-un led the world to wait for an agreement ending the nuclear tension between the two countries. To date, after last year's Singapore summit, beyond the end of verbal hostilities, no concrete results have been shown regarding the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

President Donald Trump, however, said his achievements in the Kim Jong-un regime were historic and that, thanks to him, a large-scale conflict could have been avoided, which could have intensified during the Third World War. World.

The journalists were expelled while the red carpet was unfolding for the triumphal entry of the rulers.