in Singapore for their exceedingly foreseen summit, the first of its kind between a U.S. president and a pioneer of North Korea. And keeping in mind that authorities stay indeterminate in the matter of what precisely will leave Tuesday's unprecedented discussions, Mr. Trump has expressed that he needs to strike an arrangement to get the Pyongyang to surrender its atomic weapons.
This U.S.-North Korea Summit comes after Kim made history in April by becoming the first North Korean leader to cross into South Korean territory since the Korean War armistice in 1953. This time, much like last, Kim has agreed to a seat at the table, but is reportedly refusing to sit on any of the summit's public toilets.
South Korean news agency The Chosunilbo reported that when Kim arrived in Singapore on an Air China Boeing 747, he also was accompanied by an IL-76 transport plane carrying food, "his bullet-proof limousine and a portable toilet."
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