Trump-Kim Summit Could Do More Harm than Good for US Interests, Bolton Warns
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Trump-Kim summit could do more harm than good for US interests, Bolton warns
Former U.S. national security adviser John Bolton warned Tuesday that a renewed summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could do more harm than good, arguing that Trump appears more interested in the optics of a meeting than pursuing a carefully prepared strategy. Speaking at a virtual symposium organized by […]
John Bolton, who served as White House National Security Advisor during the first Trump administration, predicted on the 1st (local time) that President Donald Trump is likely to push for his next summit with North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang. During a virtual dialogue hosted by the Institute for Korean-American Studies (ICAS) in Washington on that day, former Advisor Bolton said, “Trump is
The Korea Times
korean-vibe.comBolton sees possibility of Trump meeting Kim in Pyongyang, warns of summit risks
WASHINGTON — Former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton on Tuesday raised the possibility of President Donald Trump meeting North Korean lea...
Kim summit offers more risk than reward for Trump
A high-profile summit reuniting President Trump and Kim Jong-un would check a lot of boxes for Mr. Trump, who has openly pined for a Nobel Peace Prize. But don't expect any substantive breakthroughs or concessions, experts say: The North Korean leader doesn't need Mr. Trump this time around.
(Washington = Yonhap News) Correspondent Hong Jeong-gyu = John Bolton, who served as White House National Security Advisor during Donald Trump's first term, [said] that President Trump [regarding] North Korean State Councilor Kim Jong-un...
Predictions suggesting the possibility of a "meeting" between U.S. President Trump and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un are emerging one after another. Amid interpretations that President Trump aims to showcase a dramatic diplomatic achievement to break the stalemate in the Iran war ahead of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in November, attention is focused on whether an actual meeting will take place. John Bolton, who served as White House…
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