Trump's 'inappropriate' comments can change Kim's mind: North Korean envoy

A senior rth Korean official has reportedly said on December 9 that Kim Jong Un might change his views regarding United States President Donald Trump if he continues to make 'inappropriate, dangerous' comments. Kim Yong Chol also called Trump an 'impatient, old man'. senior rth Korean official was also instrumental in arranging a second summit between nation's supreme leer and Trump and said that Washington has been igring year-end deline which was set by Pyongyang for Trump to soften its stance in halted denuclearisation talks. 

Kim also goes on to contricted Trump's statement and said 'we have thing more to lose', while US President h said that rth Korea has 'everything to lose'. After reports came out of Pyongyang's major new activity at Sohae satellite launch site which rth Korean reports described as 'very important'. Trump said that he shares a 'special relationship' with rth Korean leer and can lose everything through its hostility towards US. 

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Trump has also said that even if Kim Jong Un does t want to hinder ir 'special relationship' but nation must 'denuclearize as promised'. rth Korean leer, on or hand, has warned that his nation could take ar path amid halted talks with Trump. media reports stated that test was successful and significant, but it did t mention what was tested. However, missile experts said that it appeared like rth Koreans h conducted a static test of a rocket engine inste of a missile launch.  

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N Korea demands unilateral denuclearization

rth Korea h set a year-end deline for US to change its policy of demanding Pyongyang’s unilateral denuclearization and demanded relief from punishing sanctions. Tensions have risen as it is alrey December and rth Korean leer Kim Jong Un has warned that he could take an unspecified “new path” in 2020. Kim's statement could mean a return to nuclear bomb and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017. rth Korea’s Foreign Ministry on December 4 reiterated call for US to change its “hostile policies” and said it was up to Washington to decide what “Christmas gift” came at end of year. 

Though countries' leers have met three times since 2018, talks have t turned out fruitful. ir rhetorics has been considerably derogatory as in 2017, Trump called Kim Jong Un “Rocket Man” and rth Korea slammed US president, 73, as a “dotard”. same reference was repeated by Trump on December 4 as he called Kim “Rocket Man” and said United States reserved right to use military force against rth Korea.

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