In his interview with Reuters held late-Monday, the US President Donald Trump noted that he would “most likely” meet again with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Trump, while insisting that “a lot of good things are happening” with North Korea, complained that China was not helping as much as it had in the past because of its trade dispute with the United States.
“I stopped (North Korea’s) nuclear testing. I stopped (North Korea’s) missile testing. Japan is thrilled. What’s going to happen? Who knows? We’re going to see,” Trump said.
“I like him. He likes me.”
“There’s no ballistic missiles going up, there’s a lot of silence … I have very good personal relations with Chairman Kim, and I think that’s what holds it together.”
Asked whether another meeting with Kim was on the horizon, Trump said: “It’s most likely we will, but I just don’t want to comment.”
But he offered no details on the timing or venue.
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