North Korea's state media released this morning a fairly detailed report about yesterday's summit.<br />It said that Kim Jong-un expressed a strong willingness to hold the summit with President Trump and that there will also be more meetings next month between the two Koreas.<br />Oh Jung-hee has the details. <br />Meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Saturday, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reportedly conveyed a strong will to go ahead with the summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.<br />Reporting about Saturday's second inter-Korean summit talks,... North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency wrote... that Kim Jong-un appreciated President Moon's efforts to make the North Korea-U.S. summit happen... and expressed a firm determination that it should take place.<br />Kim also suggested that the two Koreas work together to improve Pyongyang-Washington relations.<br />With talks underway between the North and the U.S., there is still hope for a summit to happen on June 12th, but Kim's remarks are seen as part of efforts to make sure it that it does.<br /><br />Pyongyang's state media also wrote that the two leaders discussed implementing the Panmunjom Declaration -- the statement that came out of last month's summit between South and North.<br />They set a date for high-level inter-Korean talks that were called off unilaterally by the North in mid-May -- they'll be held now on June 1st.<br />The North Korean report also said the two leaders agreed to resume talks in other fields as well,... including the inter-Korean military talks... and Red Cross talks for holding reunions of families divided by the Korean War.<br />The leaders agreed to meet and talk as often as possible to achieve denuclearization and permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula.<br /><br />Pyongyang assessed that Moon and Kim, in their meeting, reached a "satisfactory consensus."<br />The regime said... this second summit opens up a new chapter in the development of inter-Korean relations.<br />Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News. <br />
