Trump Says He Plans to Meet With North Korean Leader This Year
The United States joined Japan and South Korea earlier this year to raise concerns over North Korea's active nuclear weapons program.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un later this year. Trump acknowledged North Korea’s possession of 57 nuclear weapons, expressing regret that their development was not prevented during his presidency. He confirmed his plan to meet Kim, having previously met him three times and desiring a second-term meeting.
- Donald Trump plans to meet Kim Jong-Un later this year.
- Trump stated North Korea possesses 57 nuclear weapons.
- He expressed regret that he did not prevent North Korea’s nuclear program.
- Trump has met Kim three times previously and desires another meeting.
- Previous attempts to meet during his second term have been unsuccessful.
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