President Donald Trump with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the border village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone. (Photo | AP) 
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Donald Trump invites North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to the US

President Donald Trump has extended an invitation to North Korean Kim Jong Un to come to the United States.

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PANMUNJMON: President Donald Trump said Sunday he had extended an invitation to North Korean Kim Jong Un to come to the United States, adding that "at some point it will all happen".

Asked by reporters after their talks if he had invited Kim to the US, Trump said he had. "Anytime he wants to do it. I think we want to take this down to the next step, let's see what happens."

(More details are awaited.) 

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