U.S. President Donald Trump said on the 29th, "Officially, the Korean Peninsula is in a state of war," and added, "I would like us to work together to figure out how to resolve this issue."
Trump said in the opening remarks at the South Korea-U.S. summit held at Gyeongju National Museum that day, "I know Kim Jong-un well," and added, "It is not easy to resolve not only Kim Jong-un but also various issues, but I think we will resolve them based on common sense."
Trump said, "Xi Jinping is scheduled to visit tomorrow, and we will closely watch what discussions will take place at the U.S.-China talks," emphasizing, "This time, the emphasis is on the U.S.-China talks."
Trump said, "You cannot solve problems without common sense," adding, "It will require patience based on common sense, but I think we will resolve the issues."