Trump said at the weekend that the two sides had settled on a date and location for the summit — the first between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader — without providing details. He however added that an announcement in this regard will be made soon.
North Korea has offered to close its nuclear test site this month — and invited US experts to verify the move.
Other less dramatic but notable signs of rapprochement have emerged almost daily, including North Korea moving its clocks forward by 30 minutes early Saturday to match time with the South.
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