Trump Envisions Signing Pact With Kim to Formally End Korean War
- Predicts ‘great success’ at June 12 summit in Singapore
- Raises possibility of inviting Kim for White House visit
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President Donald Trump said he may sign an accord to formally end the Korean War with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at their June 12 summit, and raised the possibility of later hosting Kim at the White House.
“We could absolutely sign an agreement,” Trump said Thursday during a news conference at the White House with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. “We’re looking at it. We’re talking about it with them.”