North Korea is running out of patience with President Donald Trump as supreme leader Kim Jong Un's year-end deadline rapidly approaches with no set meeting date, much less a deal.
North Korea has revived its infamous"dotard" insult against Donald Trump after the president's recent remarks threatened to undo two years of diplomacy and once again send the countries into a spiral of tensions as a year-end deadline for a deal looms.
"It would be a very dangerous challenge if it was a deliberate reappearance of expressions reminiscent of two years ago when the war of words went back and forth across the ocean," she added, warning that if Trump"uses statements and expressions that intentionally amplify the atmosphere of confrontation at this time of crisis, we will have to diagnose that the dotard started to be senile again.
Both men and their administrations have offered goodwill gestures, but a lack of concrete progress threatened to once again bring the nuclear-armed two countries to the brink of conflict. North Korea already resumed short-range weapons testing this year and last month even tested its first submarine-launched ballistic missile since August 2016.
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