There are possibly between 13 and 35 nuclear sites in North Korea and it is estimated that it will take ten years to denuclearize. Something will be signed tomorrow when President Trump meets with Kim Jong-un. The U.S. objective is complete, verifiable denuclearization.
The Secretary of State addressed the public this morning in a brief presser, saying the meeting “is truly a mission of peace”. He was very positive about the tenor of the talks so far and discussions will continue this afternoon. Pompeo said talks are moving quite “quickly” and he believes they will “come to the logical conclusion” sooner than expected.
Secretary of State Pompeo said he is unconcerned about what happened at the G7 affecting the North Korean talks. The SoS says they will be able to work out a deal with the G7. The President has modified his tone and now says he is confidant an agreement will be reached.
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WATCH LIVE: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gives update to reporters in Singapore ahead of the historic Trump-Kim summit https://t.co/vqTvs7L2X5 pic.twitter.com/AB8ppotebq
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018
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“North Korea has previously confirmed to us its willingness to denuclearize, and we are eager to see if those words prove sincere,” US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says ahead of President Trump’s meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un tomorrow https://t.co/Aq6xVJhGRT pic.twitter.com/BvwgEJBuzx
— CNN (@CNN) June 11, 2018
“All the preparations for the summit have come together very nicely” – US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo previews tomorrow’s historic meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un https://t.co/VtP55e5hrl pic.twitter.com/A70fNWrKO9
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 11, 2018
“There are always irritants in relationships. I’m very confident the relationships between our countries — the U.S. and those G7 countries — will continue to be a move forward on a strong basis,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says https://t.co/vqTvs7L2X5 pic.twitter.com/BJWSU35vxe
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018
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