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President
Trump told reporters on his way to board the presidential helicopter that U.S.
officials are in talks with North Korea after the country's "very nice
statement" on Friday.
"We
are talking to them now," Mr Trump said Friday, adding that the summit
with Mr. Kim may proceed and "it could even be the 12th." "We
would like to do it," Mr. Trump said of the summit, and "they very
much would like to do it."
North
Korea's First Vice Foreign Minister, Kim
Kye Gwan, said Friday that his country still wanted to pursue peace and
said it would give Washington more time to reconsider talks. http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html
He added that North Korea "inwardly highly appreciated" Trump for
agreeing to the summit, and hoped the "Trump formula" would help lead
to a deal between the adversaries.
"The
first meeting would not solve all, but solving even one at a time in a phased
way would make the relations get better rather than making them get
worse," Kim said in a statement carried Friday by the state-run Korean
Central News Agency. "We would like to make known to the US side once
again that we have the intent to sit with the US side to solve problem
regardless of ways at any time."
The
statement from Pyongyang appeared designed to get the summit back on track
after Mr. Trump canceled their planned Singapore meeting, citing
"tremendous anger and open hostility" in recent statements from North
Korea.
Asked
Friday if North Korea was playing games ahead of the summit, Mr Trump
responded, "Everyone plays games." http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html
North
Korea hardened its rhetoric toward the US on Thursday, lashing out after
remarks by Vice President, Mike Pence,
and the White House national security adviser, John Bolton, that had linked the country with Libya. Choe Son Hui, vice-minister of foreign
affairs, called Pence "stupid" and a "political dummy,"
according to an English-language statement from KCNA.
Trump
then issued his own threat in a letter to Kim. "You talk about your
nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that I pray to God
they will never have to be used," Mr Trump wrote. (The Business Times)
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