President Donald Trump’s Take On President Kim Jong-un: “He Loves Nuclear Weapons So Much He Can’t Sell Them”

What would the president of the North Korean State Council, Kim Jong-un, call the president of the United States, Donald Trump? The answer is ‘Sir’. It was called that 9 times.

In Bob Woodward’s new book ‘Rage’, who is famous as a special reporter on the Watergate case, the contents of a letter exchanged between President Kim Jong-un and President Trump were revealed.

Woodward got a total of 27 cards. Of these, 25 are new.

Trump “Kim Jong-un loves nuclear weapons so much he can’t sell”

The book also contained an interview with President Trump. In an interview, Trump said: “It was a big problem” and “I did not give up anything”, with the aim of not being able to convince the skeptical evaluation of the North American summit.

Regarding President Kim Jong-un not giving up nuclear weapons, he said: “This is really similar to someone who loves his home. They can’t sell this. “

Kim Jong-un told Trump “Sir”

The most surprising thing about the public letter was the title with which President Kim Jong-un called President Trump. According to CNN, President Kim called President Trump “Your Excellency.” In our words, it means ‘Lord’.

In a letter to President Trump, President Kim said, “I still cannot forget the historic moment that he firmly held the hand of his lord in a beautiful and sacred place as the world watched with great interest.” “I hope to experience the glory of that day again. Said.

He also expressed that “another meeting between me and his lord” “will resemble a scene from a fantasy movie.”

This letter was sent by President Kim to President Trump on December 25, 2018, after President Kim and President Trump met for the first time in Singapore. In the letter, President Kim called President Trump’Sir ‘nine times.

President Trump’s response also reveals the atmosphere of peace that was ripe at the time. President Trump responded to President Kim on December 28, 2018, three days after receiving the letter.

He wrote: “Like you, I will have great achievements between our two countries and there is no doubt that you and I are the only two leaders who can do it.”

″ A deep and special friendship between us ”

The affectionate letter of the two continues the following year.

In June 2019, President Kim wrote a letter to President Trump saying, “Every moment we shared in Hanoi 103 days ago is a moment of glory that remains a precious memory” and “I believe that a deep and special friendship between us will act like a magic power. ” .

This letter was written six months after the second summit meeting in Hanoi in February 2019, when President Kim and President Trump met for the second time.

President Trump wrote to President Kim prior to their third meeting at Panmunjom, saying, “You and I have a unique style and a special friendship. Only you and I will work together to resolve the problems between the two countries and end 70 years of hostilities, ushering in an era of prosperity on the Korean Peninsula that exceeds the highest expectations of our way. “

And after the third Panmunjom meeting, President Trump sent a copy of the front page of the New York Times to President Kim, saying, “It was really wonderful to be with you today.” At the time, the cover of the New York Times featured a photo of President Trump and President Kim.

Kim Jong-un, “unpleasant” for military training

The two shared a “special friendship” letter, as President Trump put it. But that friendship did not last long.

A month after the Panmunjom meeting, President Kim sent a letter to President Trump saying: “I am definitely offended and I do not want to hide this feeling from you. “I am very, very unhappy,” he said. “Sir, I am very proud and honored to have a relationship that allows me to exchange these honest thoughts with you.” It was dissatisfaction with the fact that the combined military exercises between Korea and the United States did not stop completely.

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