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06/23/2019
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Kim Jong -un was satisfied with the content of Trump's letter, the North Korean news agency reported


The DPRK leader Kim Jong -un received a letter from US President Donald Trump and was satisfied with its content, Interfax reports with reference to the North Korean Agency of Tsat. According to CST, Kim Jong -un "noted with satisfaction that the content of the letter is excellent."

"Having appreciated the political insight and the incredible courage of President Trump, Kim Jong -un noted that he would seriously study interesting considerations," the TSAC report said.

The North Korean agency does not give details about the content of the letter.

In addition, on Sunday, the US presidential administration Donald Trump confirmed that the American leader was sent by Kim Jong -un of a personal message. According to TASS, the corresponding statement of the White House spokesman Sarah Sanders distributed the White House press gun on Sunday. "The letter was sent by President Trump, and the exchange of messages between the two leaders continues," the statement says.

Earlier this month, Trump said that he received a message from Kim Jong -un. The head of the White House thanked the leader of the DPRK for the letter, calling the message "very good and very warm."

Recall that in 2018 in Singapore Trump and Kim Jong -un held the first US and DPRK summit in history, following which a joint document was signed. Pyongyang, according to this document, took over the obligations to denuclearization of the Korean peninsula in exchange for guarantees of security by Washington.

The second DPRK summit and the United States took place in Hanoi on February 27-28 of this year, during which Trump and Kim Jong-un could not come to agreements and did not sign a new joint document.