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North Korea Shoots Down Trump's 'Selfish' Claim That Kim Jong Un Recently Sent Him A 'Nice Note'

North Korea Shoots Down Trump's 'Selfish' Claim That Kim Jong Un Recently Sent Him A 'Nice Note'
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North Korea's Foreign Ministry denied President Donald Trump's claim he recently received a "nice note" from their leader, Kim Jong-un.

During a press conference at the White House, Trump said he'd had recent communication from Kim.


He also claimed that the United States would be at war with North Korea if not for his election to office, despite the currently stalled diplomacy between the two countries.

Trump said during the press conference that he had recently received a "nice note" from Kim.

"I received a nice note from him recently. It was a nice note. I think we're doing fine."

North Korea's Foreign Ministry was quick to deny Trump's claim, however, saying that no communication to the US had been sent from "the supreme leadership"—referencing Kim.

They also questioned why the US leader would release "the ungrounded story" to the media.

"The relations between the top leaders of (North Korea) and the U.S. are not an issue to be taken up just for diversion nor it should be misused for meeting selfish purposes."

Many on Twitter commented on the fact that they were now more willing to believe the North Korean leader than Trump.





Many were also confused as to why Trump felt the need to invent this note.

Others were concerned that Trump would be pleased to receive a note from an authoritarian leader in the first place.

Back in March, North Korea said that Trump had sent a personal letter to Kim and that he was seeking to maintain relations between the two countries.

Kim Yo Jong, senior official and sister of Kim Jong-un, said at the time that the letter demonstrated the special nature of the two leaders' relationship. She also said that it was not a good idea to be optimistic about the prospect of relations between the two countries.

This letter was confirmed by a senior Trump official, who said that the letter was part of Trump's efforts to reach out to other world leaders during the pandemic crisis.

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