US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrived in North Korea on Friday, hoping to "complete" details of the North's plans to dismantle its nuclear program and secure the remains of US soldiers missing from the Korean War.
Pompeo landed in Pyongyang to meet with a senior North Korean official.
At the Singapore summit, Kim made a broad commitment to "work towards denuclearization," but did not dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.
"The president has told me that he believes President Kim sees a different future. We both hope this is true "
Next stop: Pyongyang. I look forward to continuing my meetings with North Korean leaders. There is a lot of hard work ahead, but peace is worth the effort. "
Pompeo said he was seeking to "complete" some details of North Korea's commitments and to maintain momentum for the implementation of the agreement by the summit.
