South Korea's intelligence services consider a summit between the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, possible "at any time." The assessment was conveyed by a South Korean deputy, who cited the country's intelligence services.
According to the same source, there are "signals of dialogue" between North Korea and the United States, which led South Korea's intelligence services to consider that a meeting between the two leaders is viable at any time.
This position comes in a context of persistent tensions on the Korean Peninsula, but also of diplomatic attempts to find a peaceful solution to the nuclear dispute between Washington and Pyongyang.
The possibility of a summit between Kim and Trump has been discussed internationally, with several countries encouraging dialogue between the two sides as a way to reduce tensions in the region.
