Pyongyang sources reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un renewed his commitment to denuclearization on Tuesday and said he was ready to meet US President Donald Trump for a second time. As per report Kim, however, warned he might have to seek a "new path" if the US maintains sanctions and demands unilateral concessions with a reminder that North Korea has its own demands if the denuclearization talks are to succeed.
Reportedly he also warned the US should not misjudge North Korea's "patience". Accordingly Kim called his June 2018 summit meeting with Trump "instructive" and said they had shared "constructive opinions" on mutual concerns and "speedy solutions to the tangled issues" they faced. He said "He is ready to sit face-to-face with the US President again anytime in the future, and will strive to produce an outcome welcomed by the international community”.
Moreover Kim also said that he and Trump had agreed to proceed towards the "complete denuclearization" of the Korean Peninsula and that remained the "unchangeable stance" of his government and if the US does not keep the promises it made in front of the world, misjudge the patience of our people and firmly continue with sanctions and pressures on our republic, we cannot but seek new ways to protect our autonomy and interests and establish peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
