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Baku, Azerbaijan, May 27
The United States continues to focus on holding the first ever US-North Korean summit in Singapore on June 12, preparations for it are conducted in a positive way. This was announced on Saturday by US President Donald Trump after he received the American citizen released from the Venezuelan prison in the White House.
"We are targeting June 12 in Singapore - it has remained unchanged, everything is going very well, so we'll see what happens next," he said.
The meeting between Trump and Kim Jong-un was initially planned for June 12 in Singapore, but on May 24, the US president sent a message to the leader of the DPRK, informing him that the meeting could not take place because of the hostile statements of Pyongyang. Trump did not rule out that the summit could pass later, and on May 25, he admitted that he would still meet with the leader of the DPRK in Singapore on June 12.
On Saturday, the White House informed that the government delegation will go on the previously approved schedule to Singapore to prepare for the summit on June 12 in case it does take place. At this meeting, it is supposed, the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula should be discussed.