Trump says "very happy" for progress with North Korea

Washington, United States

The President of the United States, Donald Trump was said Monday "very happy" for the progress of negotiations with North Korea a months after his summit with Kim Jong Un and castigated the "false news" of the media for reporting the opposite.

"But the false news says, without ever asking me (always with anonymous sources), that I'm angry because it's not going fast enough, badly, I'm very happy!", Added the President on the evolution of relations with Pyongyang .

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Trump seemed to be referring to an article published Sunday in the newspaper The Washington Post which states that the President was frustrated for the lack of progress with North Korea, despite its

The article quotes, without identifying them, the collaborators of the president at the White House State Department officials and diplomats.

Trump launched a series of tweets against the post on Monday, saying that the newspaper, owned by Amazon's founder and executive director, Jeff Bezos had "gone mad" against him.

"In my opinion, the Washington Post It's nothing more than an expensive lobbyist (the newspaper loses a fortune) in favor of Amazon " Trump said.

Trump has accused Amazon, the e-commerce giant, of not paying the taxes it owes. In a joint statement after the historic summit with Trump on June 12 at Singapore the North Korean leader "reaffirmed his commitment" to work towards the "denuclearization" of the Korean peninsula. "

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A month ago, the Trump government insisted on "the urgency" of denuclearization and said it would begin "very quickly."

"We hope to do so "by 2020, before the end of Trump's term," said then Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo .

But 40 days later, and after a Pompeo's seemingly unsuccessful visit to Pyongyang, the tone of the American side "

" We have no time limit, "he told to Trump to reporters last week." We have no speed limit. "

Asked about the change of tone, State Department spokeswoman, He Ather Nauert sought to put cold compresses on the issue. they are working hard on this issue every day, "he said. "We said that there was a lot of work to be done."