Trump accepts invitation to meet Kim

Trump accepts invitation to meet Kim
 
US President Donald Trump has accepted invitation to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un South Korean officials in Washington are likely to meet in May, according to officials in South Korea. The exact dates and places of the meeting are not correct yet. The information was provided in a report in the Washington Post.
South Korean officials handed over an invitation to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to President Trump.
South Korean officials said that until the meeting, North Korea has promised to stop all its nuclear and missile activities.
There have been threats and counter-threats between North Korea and the United States for almost a year. North Korea has carried out long-range intercontinental missile tests, which could hit the United States. However, sitting on the negotiating table is seen as a major development.
South Korea's national security consultant Chung Yuei-Ouang said in Washington that Kim Jong Un has expressed interest in discussions with President Trump quickly. President Trump said, they can sit by May.
Earlier this week, a delegation led by Chung headed to North Korea. They took part in a dinner with Kim Jong Un. In Pyongyang's meeting, Kim and his senior officials showed interest in discussing with the United States. They said that nuclear disarmament and ready to normalize relations.