US President Donald Trump says he is considering a potential third nuclear summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
US President Donald Trump said Thursday he is considering a potential third nuclear summit with North Korea's leader.
At the White House, Trump insisted that a peaceful resolution of the North Korea standoff remains within reach, and that he continues to place considerable hope in his personal brand of diplomacy.Kim is"a person I've gotten to know very well, and respect and hopefully, and I really believe over a period of time, a lot of tremendous things will happen. I think North Korea has a tremendous potential," Trump said.
In Washington, that outcome brought Trump praise from Republican legislators who'd worried he would give too much away in pursuit of big headlines. "Sometimes, you have to walk," Trump said, slipping into his real estate dealer's lingo, after the Hanoi meeting.He has staked his presidency on engagement with isolated North Korea, pushing for a resumption of South Korean tourism to the North's Mount Kumgang and operations at the Kaesong Industrial Complex, where companies from the South used to be staffed by workers from the North.
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