‘Kim Jong Doesn’t Remember Trump’: North Korea Criticizes Former US President

North Korea Former US President Donald Trump strongly rebuked him for rejecting his claim that he had discussed his alleged friendly relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

North Korea said, ‘We don’t care about the Republican leader.’ North Korea’s state news agency wrote an editorial about the former US president’s statement, in which he said Washington’s relations with the East Asian country should improve if he is re-elected US president. will

The official news agency said that ‘any administration coming to America does not matter. The political environment, which is confused by the infighting of the two parties (Republican and Democratic), is not going to change, so we don’t care.’

The news agency rejected the idea that President Trump’s first term in office significantly affected US-North Korea relations. “Personal contacts and diplomacy should be seen separately,” he said.

The editorial said North Korea has no interest in talking to a possible second Trump administration. If she simply offers a conversation that aims to ‘try to create problems and escalate confrontation.’

Speaking at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee last week, President Trump spoke about his reportedly strong personal relationship with Kim Jong Un, saying the North Korean leader might want to see him back in the White House.

“I think they miss me,” the former president said. North Korea’s state news agency acknowledged Trump’s efforts to improve relations during his presidency, saying it had not produced any significant positive changes.

The nature of the relationship between Kim and Trump was complicated. After Kim Jong-un’s nuclear weapons tests in 2017, President Trump threatened to express ‘intense anger’, and KCNA (Korean Central News Agency) responded by describing him as ‘insolent’ and his The ambassadors were described as ‘gangsters’.

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However, 2018 saw a historic diplomatic breakthrough between Trump and Kim, and the two held summits in Singapore and Hanoi over the next two years.

At the 2018 summit in Singapore, they signed a statement agreeing to work to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and improve relations.

No progress has been made since the 2019 summit in Hanoi ended abruptly without an agreement, mainly due to differences over sanctions relief and denuclearization measures.

President Trump has claimed that he and Kim Jong-un were exchanging letters and that they fell in love.

After Joe Biden succeeded Trump as president in early 2021, Washington strengthened ties with longtime U.S. allies in the region, South Korea and Japan, and held regular defense exercises in South Korea instead of directly negotiating with the Kim administration. why