Trump Touts 'Excellent' Relationship With Kim Jong Un, Says Third Summit 'Would Be Good'
- 5 years ago
President Trump on Saturday posted another tweet on North Korea.
President Trump on Saturday said he has "excellent" personal relationship with North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un and indicated his openness to another summit between the two nations.
"I agree with Kim Jong Un of North Korea that our personal relationship remains very good, perhaps the term excellent would be even more accurate, and that a third Summit would be good in that we fully understand where we each stand," Trump tweeted.
"North Korea has tremendous potential for extraordinary growth, economic success and riches under the leadership of Chairman Kim. I look forward to the day, which could be soon, when Nuclear Weapons and Sanctions can be removed, and then watching North Korea become one of the most successful nations of the World!" Trump continued.
According to ABC News, during a recent speech, Kim also said he's open to meeting for the third time but added that "the United States must change its policies toward North Korea and lift sanctions by the end of the year."
President Trump on Saturday said he has "excellent" personal relationship with North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un and indicated his openness to another summit between the two nations.
"I agree with Kim Jong Un of North Korea that our personal relationship remains very good, perhaps the term excellent would be even more accurate, and that a third Summit would be good in that we fully understand where we each stand," Trump tweeted.
"North Korea has tremendous potential for extraordinary growth, economic success and riches under the leadership of Chairman Kim. I look forward to the day, which could be soon, when Nuclear Weapons and Sanctions can be removed, and then watching North Korea become one of the most successful nations of the World!" Trump continued.
According to ABC News, during a recent speech, Kim also said he's open to meeting for the third time but added that "the United States must change its policies toward North Korea and lift sanctions by the end of the year."