South Korea's intelligence services consider the holding of a summit between the leaders of North Korea and the United States possible "at any time". The assessment was transmitted by a South Korean deputy who had access to the country's intelligence information.
The possibility of holding the meeting is supported by the existence of "dialogue signals" between Pyongyang and Washington. These signals indicate that both parties will be open to high-level negotiations.
The information comes at a time of diplomatic tension between the two countries, but also reflects a potential return to the negotiating table after a period of impasse. The South Korean position suggests that the conditions for direct dialogue between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump may be in place.
