North Korea-U.S. summit ‘possible at any time,’ Seoul spy agency says
South Korea's National Intelligence Service has analyzed that while there is no known concrete contact between the two sides, there are signs of dialogue.
Seoul - A summit between the United States and North Korea could take place "at any time," according to a South Korean lawmaker who cited the country's intelligence agency. Lawmaker Youn Kun-young made the statement, referencing a briefing from the National Intelligence Service (NIS). President Donald Trump had previously expressed his intention to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but Pyongyang's response has been largely silent. Analysts have been doubtful about the prospects of immediate talks.
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