Donald Trump on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un: 'I wish him well'
U.S. President Donald Trump wished North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “well" amid reports of him undergoing serious surgery. Trump, however, did not confirm or deny news reports that the North Korean leader was ailing and that his health was in grave danger.
“Well, these are reports that came out, and we don’t know. I’ve had a very good relationship with him. I wish him well because if he is in the kind of condition that the reports say, that the news is saying, that’s a very serious condition, as you know, Mr.Trump told reporters during his daily White House news conference on Coronavirus.
CNN on Monday said that the U.S. is monitoring intelligence that suggests North Korea’s leader is in grave danger after undergoing surgery.
I’ve said it and I’ve said it many times, if somebody else were in this position, we would’ve been right now at war with North Korea and we’re not at war and we’re nowhere close to war with North Korea,” Trump said.
“I just have to say to Kim Jong-un I wish him very good luck... I mean, they came out with very, very serious medical reports. Nobody’s confirmed that. It’s was CNN that came out, so when CNN comes out with a report I don’t place too much credence in it,” the U.S. President added.
