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"It looks like we'll have a second summit soon." As you know, Kim Jong Un wrote a letter – a beautiful letter – and asked me for a second meeting and we'll do it (Secretary of State Mike) Pompeo will work in the immediate future, "Trump said, saying there was" considerable progress on North Korea ".
Diplomacy between the United States and North Korea has continued since Trump met Kim in Singapore in June. Trump recently canceled his trip to Pyongyang last month, saying the visit would not be successful.
But throughout the process, Trump continued to express optimistic optimism about the fate of the diplomatic effort between the United States and North Korea and repeatedly expressed confidence in the strength of his personal relationship with the United States. Kim.
Nevertheless, US officials feared that a second summit between Trump and Kim would be premature and that North Korea would be overpaid in return for little tangible and verifiable progress towards denuclearization.
Arrived at UN Headquarters on Monday morning, Mr Trump also argued how much the world had changed since he had threatened, during his UN speech, to "totally destroy" the North Korea was threatening the United States or its allies.
"It's a different world, it was a very dangerous time, it's a year later, a very different time," Trump said.
Sign of divergent views between Trump and his main foreign policy aides, a day earlier, the US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said she thought a second summit was premature.
"I think the secretary Pompeo must have some more conversations before the president meets Kim again," Haley told ABC Sunday "This Week".
