Source: Latin Times
Personal letters between former US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un recently published by a nonprofit organization of South Korean journalists revealed the “unique relationship” between the two.
In one of the 27 personal letters between the months of April 2018 and August 2019 published in the latest issue of the Korus Journal magazine by the Korean-American club, Trump commended the “unique relationship and special friendship” that they had.
This was in response to a letter from Kim greeting Trump on his birthday which also mentioned their meeting in Singapore which the North Korean leader described as “historic.”
Another letter contains Trump’s expression of gratitude to Kim for the repatriations of the remains of the 55 American troops who died during the Korean war between 1950 to 1953.
Even before the Singapore summit, Kim had already sent an April 1, 2018 letter to Trump stating that he is ready to work with the former US president “with all his heart and devotion.”
On the same day, Trump replied that he was “happy to meet” Kim to be able to “drastically” improve the relations between North Korea and the US.
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According to The Korus Journal, Kim was able to send two letters directly to Trump in September 2018 in which he expressed his desire to personally discuss with the former US president the potential denuclearization of North Korea.
The letter, however, excludes former South Korean President Moon Jae-in and former US Secretary Mike Pompeo. The magazine said that Kim emphasized that Moon’s interest in the matter is unnecessary.
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