Donald Trump summed up the summit with Kim Jong-un: "We know what they want and they know what we want"

The president of the United States, Donald Trumphe qualified this Friday as "very substantial"the negotiations that he had this week with the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un, which ended abruptly on Thursday, and stressed that both sides now know what the other wants.

"It's a pleasure to come back from Vietnam, a fantastic place." We had very substantial negotiations with Kim Jong-un. We know what they want and they know what we want. Very good relationship, we'll see what happens!", Friday wrote the president on his personal Twitter account.

Trump is already back in the United States after the presidential delegation left Hanoi (Vietnam) Thursday earlier than expected and without signing a final declaration.

Despite this abrupt end, before starting the homecoming, Trump badured that the farewells between the two leaders I had been cordial and commented that the lack of agreement was due to the requirements of Pyongyang.

The US president said he had decided to leave the negotiating table due to the North Koreans' insistence that the United States put an end to the sanctions hanging over his country.

However, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Korea, Ri Yong-ho, he contradicted Trump soon after He added that his government had only requested a partial relief of sanctions and not integral.

The Secretary of State of the United States, Mike Pompeo, who is currently on an official visit to the Philippines, He insisted, however, that North Korea called for the total lifting of sanctions and regretted the lack of "clarity". on the scope of his proposal to dismantle the Yongbyon nuclear power plant.

Despite contradictory versions from both sides, Pompeo stressed that the US government was "impatient" to return to the negotiating table to achieve "peace and stability" in the region and for the North Korean people, according to Trump.

(With EFE information)