Trump to South Korea: “We are looking” to meet Kim Jong Un from Korea Kim Jong News

At the White House meeting with Lee, Trump also says we must obtain ownership of US military lands in South Korea.

US President Donald Trump and South Korean President Lee Jay Meong expressed their willingness to interact with North Korea’s genetic leader Kim Jong Un during a meeting at the White House.

To me, who has I promised “The healing of the wounds of division and war” as a new president of South Korea, the American leader told Monday that his counterpart in North Korea will “wait” to meet him.

“I hope you can bring peace to the Korean Peninsula, the only divided nation in the world, so that you can meet Kim Jong Un” and “Building Trump Tower in North Korea so that I can play the golf there,” he told me, speaking to the Korean language.

Trump, who met Kim on three previous occasions, told reporters at the Oval Office that he hoped to meet the North Korean leader again this year.

“One day, I will see him. I look forward to seeing him. He was good with me,” Trump said.

During his meeting with the South Korean President, Trump also said that the United States should have the ownership of South Korea, where about 28,500 American soldiers are stationed American military bases.

“We have spent a lot of money in building a fortress, and there was a contribution made by South Korea, but I would like to see whether we can get rid of the lease contract and obtain ownership of the land where we have a huge military base,” Trump said.

This was my first visit to the White House after his election in June after former President Yoon Sok Yol, who is short Imposing martial rulings Late last year, in a move that was rapidly overturned by legislators, which led to his arrest on the charge of the alleged rebellion.

Since he took office, I have made public efforts to improve the South Korean relationship with its northern neighbor. But Pyongyang has so far rejected diplomatic initiatives.

Last week, he told me he would do It seeks to restore The so -called military agreement on September 19, signed at a summit between the Koreans in 2018, hung military activity along the South Korean border with North Korea as part of an attempt to rebuild confidence.

It was a declaration for me I met criticism From North Korea, which noticed it came as South Korea embarked on Joint military exercises With the United States.

North Korean government media said that the training has proven Washington’s determination to “occupy” the entire Korean Peninsula.

“If they continuously continue in the military rehearsal, they will definitely face the unpleasant situation and pay a dear price,” as the North Korean government media, the deputy head of the General Staff of the Korean Army, martyred.

“A raid on churches”

Hours before I arrived at the White House, Trump moved to social media to condemn what he described as “cleansing or revolution” in South Korea. “What is happening in South Korea? It seems to be a cleansing or revolution. We cannot possess it and do business there,” Trump wrote on his social platform on the truth.

When asked about his position while meeting with Lee, Trump said: “I am sure that he is a misunderstanding, but there are rumors about the raid of churches … I heard that from Intel.”

Last month, the South Korean Prosecutor team, Min Jong Ki, raided Tawheed Church Yonhap in South Korea said the facilities and officials associated with the religious community, while “investigating various allegations that included former first lady Kim Keon He is.”

The Seoul Police also raided the Sarang Jill Church, headed by Evangelical preacher John Quang Hoon, who led the protests to support President Yun.

The police also achieved an investigation into the pro -Leon activists who stormed a court in late January after extending the detention of Yoon, and in July, the general prosecutors who investigated the martial laws declared a memorandum of inspection of the Korean part of a military base working jointly with the United States.