Trump reports positive communication with Kim Jong-un

US President Donald Trump stated on Monday in the Oval Office before reporters that Kim Jong-un had responded to his recent communication attempts. Trump made this remark when asked why the North Korean leader had not reacted to his requests to talk. In this context, Trump questioned how reporters could be certain that Kim had not responded.

When asked for specific details about the conversations, Trump said he could not provide further information on the ongoing contacts between the two leaders. However, he emphasized that the previous interactions between him and Kim Jong-un were perceived as 'very positive.'

The confirmation of Trump's statements comes from multiple sources that reported on his communication with Kim. The president expressed optimism about the course of the talks and acknowledged that a message exchange between the White House and North Korea had taken place.

Previously, Trump had repeatedly emphasized that his meetings with Kim Jong-un had contributed to reducing tensions. His current remarks suggest that there are signs of a continuation of dialogue between the US and North Korea, although no specific details about the content of the messages have been released.