South Korean President Moon Jae-in is willing to go anywhere to meet Kim Jong Un for a fourth summit, he said Monday, hailing the North Korean leader’s willingness to salvage high-stakes talks with the United States. Kim said Friday he was open to a third meeting with US President Donald Trump if Washington offered “mutually acceptable terms” after their second summit in Hanoi broke down in part over Pyongyang’s demands for immediate sanctions relief. Moon, who brokered the talks between Washington and Pyongyang, welcomed Kim’s “firm commitment for the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula” and called for what would be his fourth meeting with the North’s leader.
