US EditionTrump says he'd be willing to extend Asia trip to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un
- President Donald Trump said he would extend his Asia trip to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, stating, `But I'd love to meet with him if he'd like to meet.`
- The trip focuses on trade talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and personal diplomacy in Tokyo, where President Donald Trump greeted the emperor ahead of meeting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who took office last week.
- Trump previously met Kim Jong Un several times during his first term, and a June 30, 2019 file photo shows them crossing the Military Demarcation Line during past diplomacy.
- South Korea's reunification minister said there is a considerable chance Trump and Kim Jong Un will meet, but Kim has conditioned talks on Washington dropping its denuclearisation demand.
- North Korea's recent ballistic missile launches and nuclear armament raise regional security stakes as Trump arrives in Busan on Wednesday ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit to meet South Korean President Lee Jae Myung.
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The Epoch Times
The Political InsiderTrump Says He ‘Would Love to’ Meet With Kim Jong Un on Asia Trip
President Donald Trump said on Oct. 28 that he would “love to meet” with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his Asia trip. Trump was in Japan on the first leg of his Asian tour when he made the comments, as he prepares to visit South Korea later this week. “I just had a good relationship with him,” he told reporters. “I would love to see him, if he wants to, if he even gets this message. We haven’t mentioned anything, but he knows I’m going …
The Gateway Pundit
Politics, Policy, Political NewsAhead of Possible Trump–Kim Meeting, North Korean Oppression Intensifies
President Trump has stated his willingness to meet with Kim Jong Un during his current Asia trip, saying he would “love to meet” the North Korean leader while in South Korea for the APEC summit.
Donald Trump wants to meet North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un again. But this week's summits could be threatened by a North Korean defector with Hollywood movies and a message in a bottle as weapons. "I'm sure Kim Jong-Un is annoyed with me," says Park Jung Oh.
The Straits Times
CDE NewsTrump would 'love' to meet Kim Jong Un again, but no word from North Korea
U.S. President Donald Trump made repeated invitations to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as he prepared to visit South Korea this week, with officials in Seoul serving as his cheerleaders. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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