North Korea wants permanent relations and peace

North Korea wants to build a new relationship with the United States for long forgotten hostility. In the Korean Peninsula meeting, Pyongyang has seen the issue of permanent harmony and peace as the most important index.

The United States wants to free North Korea's nuclear weapons. Meanwhile North Korea's claim is not open. But North Korea's government-controlled press reports that North Korean President's view has changed. Now, their goal is to establish permanent peace in the Korean peninsula. They want to have permanent friendship relations with the United States.

North Korea has already identified positive sentiments. In May, they closed their own nuclear facilities.

This is the first time a North Korean leader is going to sit with a US president. About three thousand journalists gathered in Singapore from various countries around the world to gather news of the historic meeting.