Reports have emerged that US President Donald Trump may meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea during part of his upcoming visits. This was reported by the Japanese magazine Nikkei Asia.
It is said that Trump plans to hold a number of important meetings during his visit to Asian countries (Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea). Within the framework of his visit, it is expected to discuss the issue of purchasing Russian oil with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as well as to hold talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization. In addition, a meeting with the newly elected Prime Minister of Japan is also planned.
According to Yonhap, citing a White House source, Trump has stated his readiness to negotiate with Kim Jong Un, even without specific conditions.
It should be noted that Trump met with Kim Jong Un three times during his first presidency, and these meetings helped stabilize the situation on the Korean Peninsula. A White House source noted that despite the results of these negotiations, the US policy towards North Korea has not changed.
This meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un could have even greater geopolitical significance, as the relationship between these two countries is important for the entire region and could lead to policy changes in the coming years.
The US President's visit to Asian countries is undoubtedly expected to bring opportunities to define new directions in international politics and influence the domestic economic and political interests of countries.
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