North Korea dismisses Trump’s bid to woo Kim Jong Un at the expense of longstanding US ally
Trump and Kim met three times from 2018-2019 but their high-stakes diplomacy eventually fell apart
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Trump and Kim met three times from 2018-2019 but their high-stakes diplomacy eventually fell apart. The proposed talks follow historic summits held in 2018 and 2019 that ultimately broke down over denuclearisation demands, with Trump continuing to maintain that his rapport with Kim is a positive diplomatic asset. "I know Kim Jong Un very well, and he's going to be fine as long as we have a smart president," Trump told reporters on Wednesday.
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Trump and Kim met three times from 2018-2019 but their high-stakes diplomacy eventually fell apart
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The proposed talks follow historic summits held in 2018 and 2019 that ultimately broke down over denuclearisation demands, with Trump continuing to maintain that his rapport with Kim is a positive diplomatic asset.
according to The Independent"I know Kim Jong Un very well, and he's going to be fine as long as we have a smart president," Trump told reporters on Wednesday.
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Trump and Kim met three times from 2018-2019 but their high-stakes diplomacy eventually fell apart
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