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Kim Jong Un Invites Donald Trump to Second Summit in North Korea in July: Report

After their summit in Singapore, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and United States President Donald Trump could meet again as soon as July, this time in Pyongyang.

News ID: 70648 Publish Date : 2018/06/11

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