The United States President, Donald Trump, who is preparing to participate in a historic summit, has disagreed with his National Security Advisor, John Bolton, who recently suggested that North Korea should undergo a Libyan model denuclearisation.
Earlier, hours after the US National Security Advisor made a provocative statement against the Iron Curtain Country, the North Korean regime warned that they would not hesitate to boycott the proposed summit if the US continues to react in this manner.
It seems that the US is not ready to invite the ire of the communist dictatorial country at this juncture. It is clear that the US has high expectations about the proposed summit between the US President and his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong-un.
A couple of days before, the North reinstated its stiff tone against the South Korean regime, with whom the North had developed a good relation after the PyongChang Winter Olympics, when the US and SK began a military exercise in the Korean Peninsula.
The crucial meeting between the US President and North Korean autocrat will take place in early June. Both countries have entered their final state of preparations for the summit.
Experts say that a boycott at this stage will spoil the huge expectations those who wish the prevalence of peace in the world put on the proposed summit. So, they add that both countries should avoid provocative speeches at least until the commencement of the most anticipated summit.
Vignesh. S. G
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