In Singapore, preparations are under way for the meeting of the leaders of the United States and North Korea, scheduled for June 12, which journalists have already called the most controversial event since the end of the Cold War. The delegation of the DPRK is now looking for a limousine, in which Kim Jong-un arrives for talks. According to the Singapore edition of The Straits Times, the car must be of the same class as that of Donald Trump. In turn, the American side ahead of time sent to Singapore a presidential fleet designed for special cases. In addition, the room in which the talks will take place must have several doors, so that there is no feeling that one of the leaders is waiting for another. The Straits Times previously reported that Trump and Kim Jong-un can meet at the Shangri-La Hotel, which is known for hosting many world-class events. However, the source later specified that the historic summit, most likely, will take place in the hotel The Capella, located on the island of Sentosa. It is noted that all rooms in the hotel are booked next week, and reporters are forbidden to enter the hotel building. Also, according to the source, in the Capella in the last days of May met the deputy chief of the operational staff of Trump Joe Hagin, and the head of the administration of the North Korean leader Kim Chang-sung, who discussed the details of the preparations for the forthcoming meeting. Meanwhile, in Singapore, enterprising bartenders have already started selling personalized cocktails in honor of the US president and the leader of the DPRK.

The "Trump" cocktail is blue, it is made on the basis of bourbon, and "Kim" is red, its main ingredient is Korean rice vodka. Initially, the leaders of the two countries agreed to meet on May 10, but then Trump announced the cancellation of the summit. Later it was announced that the meeting of the heads of the two states will be held on June 12. The main topic at the talks between the leaders of the United States and North Korea will be the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.