President Moon Jae-in of Souoth Korea with President Trump in Seoul, South Korea, in November. (Kim Min-hee/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)The Post reports:President Trump said Friday his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would go forward on June 12 in Singapore. Trump called it a “very nice letter.”But the Trump administration is making a substantial rookie error. North Korea can always hide a few warheads, and its scientists will always have the capability to build more. Only a President Trump would rush into an agreement so unlikely to achieve its supposed goal.”The lack of overlap between the two parties’ goals is not simply a matter of conjecture by armchair pundits.

Source: Washington Post June 01, 2018 19:41 UTC