SINGAPORE: US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday a summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had made “a lot of progress” and said the two sides expected to sign an unspecified agreement.
Asked by reporters how the talks were going, Trump said: “A lot of progress - really very positive. I think better than anybody could have expected. Top of the line, very good. We’re going now for a signing.” He gave no further details.
Trump made the remarks as he and Kim walked around Singapore’s Capella hotel after a working lunch aimed at discussing ways to end the nuclear standoff on the Korean peninsula.
-
Hilarie Burton reveals Valentine's Day plans with Jeffrey Dean Morgan -
Jacob Elordi, Margot Robbie on 'devastating' scene in 'Wuthering Heights' -
China to implement zero tariffs on African imports in major trade shift -
Jack Thorne explains hidden similarities between 'Lord of the Flies' and 'Adolescence' -
Elon Musk vs Reid Hoffman: Epstein files fuel public spat between tech billionaires -
New Zealand flood crisis: State of emergency declared as North Island braces for more storms -
Nancy Guthrie case: Mystery deepens as unknown DNA found at property -
James Van Der Beek's final conversation with director Roger Avary laid bare: 'We cried'