North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he's open to having a third summit with Pres. Donald Trump if the United States could offer mutually acceptable terms for an agreement by the end of the year.
n President Moon Jae-in met in Washington and agreed on the importance of nuclear talks with North Korea.
Kim repeated earlier claims that North Korea's crippled economy would persevere through heavy international sanctions imposed over its nuclear weapons program and that he wouldn't "obsess over summitry with the United States out of thirst for sanctions relief."broke down because of the North's excessive demands for sanctions relief in return for limited disarmament measures.
Kim also during the speech made a nationalistic call for South Korea to support the North's positions more strongly and criticized Seoul for acting like an "overstepping mediator" between Washington and Pyongyang. Kim held three summits last year with Moon, who lobbied hard to revive the nuclear talks between the United States and North Korea.
On Friday, the KCNA reported that Kim was reelected as chairman of the State Affairs Commission, the nation's most important decision-making body, during a session of the Supreme People's Assembly that praised his "outstanding ideological and theoretical wisdom and experienced and seasoned leadership."
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