Trumpk Kim's Singapore conference: What conclusions did two leaders come?

Finally, the highly-anticipated conference of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was completed. On 12 June, Singapore's Centosa island was witness to this historic conference. This is considered to be historic as it first participates in a direct conference with a North Korean leader.

In the last year, these two leaders have thrown mud on each other through various speeches. The Western world is worried about North Korea's nuclear activities. The United Nations and the United States have imposed a ban on the country to stop this activity. But suddenly the tune changed the country. Maybe one of the restrictions on one another has to be relaxed due to their leader Kim Jong Un Kim first sat down with South Korea and then in the US. But the question of whether or not to accept the United States's demand for closure of the nuclear program, was the biggest concern. Let's know what this conference brought to the world with the results.

The two leaders are shaking hands; Source: Kevin Lim / The Straits Times via REUTERS
Two leaders have decided to make some decisions?
North Korea's nuclear disarmament was the main center of the conference. The agreement says that both countries will cooperate to build a new relationship and the United States will provide security guarantee for North Korea.

In the case of nuclear weapons, Kim Jong Un reiterated his firm and ever commitment to completely dissolve the Korean Peninsula for nuclear disarmament.

Apart from this, the President's decision to answer the questions of the reporters is:

· The United States will avoid war-related propaganda with South Korea. That means the combined practice of US military forces with South Korea could be stopped. Trump said he wanted to see the withdrawal of US forces from South Korea. A US spokesman said they have not yet received any new guidelines.

· Kim Jong Un agreed to allow him to check for nuclear disarmament. It was one of the leaders of the conference on behalf of the United States.

· Kim also agreed to destroy a major missile engine test site, Trump said.

However, the US sanctions will continue for North Korea over the same time.

What's the result?

Observers say there is a lack of detail in the declaration signed by the two leaders. There is nothing more to say about how complete nuclear disarmament will be completed. Although Kim Jong Un pledged nuclear disarmament, many are skeptical about it. Because the two leaders can explain disarmament in two ways.

Earlier, many analysts expressed doubts about North Korea's refusal of such a pledge. There is a doubt that the action taken by the Trump to take effective, verifiable and irreversible steps in North Korea's nuclear disarmament

Declaration of the Declaration; Source: Jonathan Ernst
Meanwhile, there is no detailed information on North Korean human rights issues. Many journalists asked, did Trump raise questions about human rights issues to Kim? Trump said in the north, he raised the matter with Kim and believes that the North Korean leader will do the right thing.

There is also criticism about North Korea's statement of joint military exercises with South Korea or the withdrawal of US troop withdrawals without a definitive action. Critics of the United States said that Trumpock has given a lot of importance to a meeting that provides international status to Kim Jong Un. According to them, the North Korean leader was isolated, there is a complaint of massive human rights violations in his country and he also had UN sanctions for nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

Response to the cancellation of joint military exercises with South Korea
The withdrawal of US military exercises with South Koreans is currently criticized or criticized by US critics. This step is seen as a major opportunity for North Korea.

Meanwhile, North Korea's central news agency said that Trump has expressed his intention to stop United States-South Korea joint military practice, which is seen as a provocation by the DPR. After a brief conversation between the DPR and the United States, it is suggested that the United States on behalf of the DPR to maintain its safety and to lift its ban. Besides, he also talked about progress in the development of mutual relations through dialogue and dialogue. However, the KCNA did not mention the country's abandonment of nuclear program.

Two leaders moving ahead with a smile; Souce: Reuters
If implemented, Reuters called for a joint military exercise suspension that would be one of the most controversial steps that came from the conference; Because this practice helps the US forces get ready in one of the world's most exciting places.

Trump said, "We will stop fighting the war, which will help us save a lot of money. Until we see that future discussions are not going to be as it should, it will continue to exist. But we'll save a lot of money. And I think it helps to cause tension. "

In its declaration, South Korea's Maine Zayyin government is also surprised that the country has helped in the tram-kim conference in recent months. The South Korean President's House of Blue House said that the "exact meaning or purpose" of Trump's statement would be to know them.

Two leaders who are visually pleased; Source: Reuters / Jonathan Earnst
Indeed, there has been some confusion about the issue of military cooperation with South Korea, which promised trump to stop it. US Senator Corrie Gardner told reporters that in a briefing for Republican Senators, Vice President Mike Pens promised that the trump administration would make clear what the President said about joint military practice.

Many critics from the United States have expressed doubts about whether the promises made by Trump are correct. The North Korean side may not have explained the issue of nuclear disarmament in detail so that their suspicions But both leaders will tell if they promise them the same time. There is a need to take a step-by-step approach to world peace, because of the two leaders.

Featured Image Source: Kevin Lim / The Straits Times