[Seoul 16th Reuters]-Korea's Central Daily reported on the 16th that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the Korean Labor Party's chairman, invited US President Trump to visit Pyongyang in August.
According to Chuo Ilbo as a story of several diplomatic sources, Chairman Kim expressed his willingness to meet with Trump in a letter addressed to President Trump. The letter was sent in the third week in August, the second time.
Comments from the White House, the US State Department, and the UN ambassador to North Korea are not yet available.
The US-North Korea summit has been held three times since Singapore last June. After the second round of Hanoi talks in February this year ended with a breakthrough on denuclearization, the US-North Korea talks ended, but at the end of June, a shocking talk was realized at the border between North Korea and South Korea. The agreement was resumed.
In September, North Korea ’s Deputy Foreign Minister Choi Sung-hee announced on the 9th that he intends to resume talks about denuclearization with the US in late September. President Trump has been willing to meet with Chairman Kim at some point during the year. [nL3N2634Y6]
