Donald Trump, President of the United States, and Kim Jong Un, leader of North Korea, are supposed to meet in Singapore next month. When this happens, if it happens, both leaders will have different negotiating plans.
Washington’s plan for the summit is to achieve an irreversible, complete denuclearization. Meanwhile, Pyongyang wants U.S. hostile policy to end first. They say that’s the only way for the U.S. to achieve the complete denuclearization of the area.
Handing Weapons Over
Anonymous sources and reports keep suggesting that Kim might hand over some of his nuclear weapons from sincerity.
This would be hard to top.
It would be a dramatic, solid move that might happen soon. This move might even be enough to earn Trump a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. Many think he’s a shoe-in if he’s successful in North Korea.
A Good Start?
The leader of North Korea already promised that he will stop conducting the nuclear tests. He will also stopping launch ballistic missiles. He even demolished tunnels at Punggye-ri, the only known underground testing site of North Korea.
