Moon: Kim committed to ‘complete’ denuclearization, summit with Trump

South Korea’s president said Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is committed to “complete” denuclearization and a summit with President Trump.

“Chairman Kim and I have agreed that the June 12 summit should be held successfully, and that our quest for the Korean peninsula’s denuclearization and a perpetual peace regime should not be halted,” Moon Jae-in told reporters in Seoul, according to Reuters.

Moon made the remarks after a surprise meeting between the two Korean leaders on Saturday at the Demilitarized Zone.

Trump, meanwhile, hinted just days after cancelling the summit with Kim that a meeting with the North Korean leader is still possible.

“I just want to mention we’re doing very well in terms of the summit with North Korea. Looks like it’s going along very well,” Trump told reporters at the White House late Saturday.

“If we got that done and if we can be successful in the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, it would be a great thing for North Korea,” Trump said. “It would be a great thing for South Korea, be great for Japan and great for the world — great for the United States, great for China.”