Trump says Kim wants to meet again, and that he apologised for missile tests.
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY - President Donald Trump said on Saturday that North Korea's Kim Jong Un wants to meet once again to"start negotiations" after joint US-South Korea military exercises end.
Mr Trump is tweeting more details from the"beautiful" three-page letter he told reporters on Friday that he'd received from Mr Kim. He said Mr Kim offered him"a small apology" for the recent tests and assured him"that this testing would stop when the exercises end". At their second summit in Vietnam in February, Mr Trump rejected Mr Kim's demand for widespread sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling the North's main nuclear complex, a partial disarmament step.
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