President Trump and Kim Jong Un Sign Denuclearization Agreement

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(This report is a follow up to the first leg of the Singapore summit, as previously documented by USA Herald.)

In the wee hours of Tuesday morning, President Trump and Kim Jong Un made history by signing a denuclearization agreement, reports The Hill.

An Overview of the Signed Denuclearization Agreement

Yesterday’s historic Singapore summit garnered much press as President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un convened in Singapore. Despite a previous cancellation of the meeting, the two leaders managed to gather together and get along well. Both Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un expressed their willingness to work with one another and leave previous hostilities in the past. The sitting U.S. President even declared that he and the North Korean leader now have a “great” relationship.

However, the aforementioned Singapore summit produced more results than some individuals might have anticipated. Earlier today, the two leaders sat down for a signing ceremony. During this ceremony, both President Trump and Kim Jong Un formally signed and agreed to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. In exchange, the agreement moreover affirms that the U.S. President will halt combined military unions with South Korea.