The news about the summit between President Trump and Kim Jong-un was most confusing. It had become a spectacle of the unknown as Trump declared there would be no meeting.
Yet days later he said that the meeting could still possibly take place. This was a very unusual situation as International affairs weren’t conducted in such a manner.
Kim had said he was still willing to meet with Trump and said he was disappointed that he had called off the meeting.
Since then Trump was singing a different tune, he was now working to have the meeting even if it was at a later date.
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“We are having very productive talks with North Korea about reinstating the Summit which, if it does happen, will likely remain in Singapore on the same date, June 12th., and, if necessary, will be extended beyond that date,” Trump tweeted recently.
This was a surprising revelation after he had cancelled just a few days prior. It was clear that the U.S. had some level of concern that they would cancel.
It was also evident that they wanted the meeting but those concerns outweighed any decision to move forward.
Moon Jae-in played a vital role in the two leaders meeting and continued to be a mediator of sorts.
“We two leaders agreed the June 12 North Korea-U. S. summit must be successfully held,” he said recently.
Moon was disappointed when Trump had earlier declared that he would cancel the summit.
