US EditionKim Opens Door to US Talks if Denuclearization Demand is Dropped
Kim Jong Un demands the US drop denuclearization conditions to resume talks, while North Korea continues producing 15 to 20 nuclear bombs yearly, South Korea's president said.
- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un stated he is willing to engage in dialogue with the U.S. if it drops its denuclearization demand, according to state media reports.
- Kim expressed fond memories of U.S. President Donald Trump, highlighting their previous meetings.
- South Korea's presidential office expressed willingness to support nuclear talks between the U.S. and North Korea while maintaining commitment to denuclearization efforts.
- Analysts suggest that renewed talks between Trump and Kim may not prioritize denuclearization, focusing instead on risk mitigation and a possible peace agreement.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he has "fond memories" of US President Donald Trump and is open to future talks with the United States -- if he can keep his nuclear arsenal. Kim met Trump three times for high-profile summits during Trump's first term, before talks collapsed in Hanoi in 2019 over what concessions Pyongyang was prepared to make on its atomic weapons. The US demand that Kim give up his banned weapons has long been a sticking p…
Kim Jong Un touts good Trump memories, rejects denuclearization
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he has “good memories” of Donald Trump and could talk with the U.S. president again if Washington drops its demands that Pyongyang dismantle its nuclear program, adding that he’ll never surrender his nuclear…
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