South Korea announced that a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump can happen "at any time". This declaration comes at a time of diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
The spokesperson for the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Youn, made these statements after a closed-door meeting with leaders of the South Korean National Intelligence Service.
According to Youn, although no concrete facts have been presented about contacts between the two parties, there are signs of dialogue that indicate the possibility of diplomatic rapprochement.
This position of South Korea comes in a context of growing international concern with the situation on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea's recent weapons tests.
