North Korea ready for summit with the US at any moment. This was stated in Pyongyang after US President Donald Trump refused to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Eun. Negotiations at the highest level were scheduled for June 12 in Singapore. Trump insisted on them personally, and the world rejoiced when the meeting was agreed upon. However, the head of the White House once again proved himself the master of his word: he himself gave, himself took back. A couple of hours after North Korea, as part of the agreements reached, blew up the nuclear test site, Donald Trump sent a letter to Kim Jong-no that he was canceling the meeting because he did not see the point in it. The world shuddered with such arrogance. Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjorn Jagland wrote on his Twitter that the cancellation of the summit confirmed the inability of "twitter diplomacy". "This is a threat to all of us," warned the head of the Council of Europe. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that the decision of the American president caused him deep disappointment, the "360". South Korean President Mun Zhe Ying, who previously said that Trump's efforts on the Korean issue are worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize, declined to comment, only his spokesman said that Seoul "regrets" the failure of the summit. In the meantime, Pyongyang itself has demonstrated a steadfast calm, as if it was different from Washington and did not expect. President of Trump's letter was answered by the Deputy Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea -. In a reserved tone, he said that, despite the surprise of the American side, Pyongyang is determined to stick to the course of strengthening peace and trust, since this corresponds to the interests of both the inhabitants of the DPRK and the entire world community. "Our heartfelt aspirations and active efforts aimed at eliminating decades of hostility and mistrust and creating new conditions for improving relations between the DPRK and the US receive unanimous sympathy and support within and outside the country," the North Korean diplomat quoted Reuters as saying.. Thus, Pyongyang very subtly pointed out to all the inability of the current US administration to be a serious political player with whom one can deal.

Meanwhile, new news arrived from Washington. Not only has the summit of leaders been canceled, but now the US is preparing new sanctions against the DPRK. According to the Wall Street Journal, on Thursday, May 24, at a meeting of the US National Security Council decided that "dozens of new restrictions" against Pyongyang could be introduced as early as next week. In addition, there was discussed the issue of a military strike against North Korea. "Dove of the World", it seems, again decided to be a hawk.