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US President Donald Trump warned in November that he might hold a new personal meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, One.uz reports.

He said this while speaking with White House press journalists before a flight to Ohio, noting that communication with Pyongyang’s leadership remains open and that he is ready for a new meeting. This statement is significant in the context of nuclear relations between the US and North Korea, as tensions between the two countries remain high.

Trump responded optimistically to journalists’ questions about a possible summit. He emphasized that contacts are active, that he has not had personal talks with the North Korean leader, but that he maintains regular communication.

Expressing his desire for personal engagement, he said: “I could do that. That would be great.

Because we have a very good relationship with him.” He also stressed the importance of the nuclear issue, noting that in October, North Korea remained a nuclear-armed state, and maintaining good relations with Kim Jong Un is ultimately vital for global security.

Details about the three historical summits were also provided. The meetings during his first presidential term were: the historic summit in Singapore in 2018, talks in Hanoi, Vietnam in 2019, and a meeting at the Demilitarized Zone on the Korean border in the summer of 2019.

Trump previously stated that, as US president, he believed everything could work out well with the North Korean leader on regional security issues. If an agreement is reached for a fourth summit in November, it would be expected to become one of the most significant international diplomatic steps following his re-election.

This situation reflects new hope and opportunity in international relations.